Collections in C# and NET 1 Full Course ⚡️ Collections In C Sharp For Beginners🚩 C# Tutorial

ABOUT THIS COURSE This training program teaches how to use collection classes in the .NET framework, including attributes and commonly used collections such as arrays, HashSet, and SortedSet. It covers creating custom collections, binding data, and preventing modifications. It also includes concurrent collections and writing iterators. By the end of the course, you'll have a solid understanding of collection classes in .NET and how to implement them, with working files to follow along. Working files will Upload Soon ``` Show your Love & Support:   / alphabrains   ☕️ [Buy me a coffee!] (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/alphabrains) Would Help me make more content like this one :) ``` Timestamp Introduction 0:00:00 Welcome And What To Expect 0:02:18 What Are Attributes? 0:09:15 Writing An Attribute Class 0:17:08 Making Magic Happen With Reflection Common Collections 0:25:44 The Collection Interface Hierarchy 0:34:38 Working With Arrays 0:41:48 Super Arrays - The List 0:50:16 The LinkedList Collection 0:57:01 Storing Key And Value Pairs With Dictionary 1:04:50 Binary Sorted Key Values With SortedList 1:09:54 C# 1:10:02 The HashSet 1:16:51 The SortedSet 1:21:16 FIFO With Queue 1:27:50 LIFO With Stack System.Collections.ObjectModel 1:36:03 Creating Your Own Collection With Collection 1:44:00 Binding Data With BindingList 1:51:34 Notifications With ObservableCollection 1:57:07 The KeyedCollection 2:02:27 Preventing Collection Modifications With ReadOnlyCollection 2:08:12 Using The ReadOnlyObservableCollection Concurrent Collections 2:11:50 Multi-Threaded Programming With ConcurrentDictionary 2:20:26 The ConcurrentQueue, ConcurrentStack And ConcurrentBag Classes Writing Iterators 2:27:06 The IEnumerator Interface 2:32:42 The Yield Keyword 2:39:05 C# and Net *2:39:13 Implementing The IEnumerable Interface Conclusion 2:46:51 Wrap Up SEO #CollectionsInCSharpForBeginners , CollectionsinCsharpandNET1FullCourse , #CSharpinCollectionsFullCourse