Programming in C#: Implementing Data Access
Programming in C#: Implementing Data Access Overview/Description Target Audience Prerequisites Expected Duration Lesson Objectives Course Number Expertise Level Overview/Description
Data access and management is a critical aspect of most enterprise applications. In this course, you'll learn how to implement data access in C# applications. You'll also learn about I/O operations, consuming data, using LINQ, serialization, and using collections.
Target Audience
Individuals with knowledge of object-oriented programming who want to learn the fundamentals of Microsoft Visual C#; individuals preparing for the exam 70-483 Programming in C#
Prerequisites
None
Expected Duration (hours)
1.9
Lesson Objectives Programming in C#: Implementing Data Access
start the course
use the FileStream class to read from and write to files on a file system
use the WebRequest class
parse network credentials safely
use GZIPStream
implement asynchronous programming with C#
use a LINQ query to select database data
use anonymous types in a select statement
update database records through the Entity Framework model
use LINQ query operators to operate on data sequences and query .NET arrays and collections
force LINQ query execution
consume data from a web service
create an extension method to add functionality to a class without extending it through inheritance
access stored procedures from a model
use the LINQ to XML provider to load XML and loop through collections
use the LINQ to XML provider to parse attributes and query multiple elements
use XMLSerializer to serialize and deserialize XML
serialize and deserialize JSON data
serialize and deserialize binary data
distinguish typed and non-typed collections
work with collections
use the Dictionary object
use the generic List object
use the generic Queue object
implement .NET interfaces
Course Number: wd_pgcs_a04_it_enus
Expertise Level
Intermediate
