This two day instructor-led course helps you gain a deeper understanding of key features in the C# language. Explore how to use Delegate types to build complex algorithms and architect reactive applications using Events.

You will see not only how to write Linq queries but the principals of how Linq is implemented and will also learn how many frameworks implement advanced features using reflection.

This is a BYOD event.

Full details of the course are as follows.

Day 1

Delegates	Implicit Iterators	Extension Methods	LINQ
What is a delegate	What is an iterator	Use of the static keyword	What is linq
Defining a custom delegate	The IEnumerable and IEnumerator interfaces	Public class visibility	How linq has been implemented
Using delegates to form closures	Using the Yield keyword	Extension methods	Writing a linq query over an object collection
Predefined delegates	Creating a generator function	The this parameter and its limitations	Linq methods
Lambdas			IEnumerable linq query object
			Decorator pattern
			Terminal operators

Day 2

Events	Covariant and Contravariant generic types	Attributes	Reflection
Publisher/Subscripter principals	What is variance	Defining custom attributes	The Type class
Defining custom EventArgs	What does it affect	Capturing data through constructor parameters	The MemberInfo class and hierarchy
Declaring an Event field	Invariance for safety	Optional properties	Using typeof and GetType
Subscribing to an Event	Covariant position	Decorating classes and methods	Getting array of fields
Event caller rules	Using the out qualifier		Getting array of methods
Calling an event passing EventArgs and a sender	Contravariant position		Using BindingFlags
Use of different senders	Using the in qualifier		Creating object
Unsubsribing from an Event			Invoking methods
			Finding custom attirbutes