01 - INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL GRAPHICAL APPLICATIONS
Foundations of Collections
A General Introduction to Collections
Collections are used in various types of applications, in databases, in grahics, in statistics, in medecine, in meta-data, in commerce. Before getting in a deep understanding of collection, you need a good understanding of what they are and how they function.
02 - INTRODUCTION TO APPLICATION DESIGN
Iterating Through a Collection
Implementing a Collection Using .NET
One of the functionalities of a collection class is to allow the user to easily navigate among the recods. This is through an operation referred to as iteration. Although it can be complex to implement, the C# language provides some easy mechanisms you can use to do it.
03 - AN OVERVIEW OF C#
Foundamentals of .NET Interfaces Used to Create a Collection Class
Introduction to .NET Interfaces For Collections
After getting a general introduction on how to create a collection class, instead of doing everything from scratch, the .NET Framework provides some interesting interfaces you can use to create general purpose collection class.
04 - INTRODUCTORY CHARACTERISTICS OF WINDOWS CONTROLS
Fundamental Solutions of the .NET Framework to Help Save Records
An Introduction to Available Techniques to Save records
Although you can create and use read-only collections, most database applications require that you create and save records. This is practically the foundation of a database system. This lesson introduces the classes and techniques used to create records in a Windows Forms application and save those records to a medium.
05 - INTRODUCTION TO EVENTS
Available Solutions top Save and to Retrive Recods
A review of Various Options to Save and Read Records
Once the records exist in a mediu such as a hard drive, you can get those records. This lesson presents additional classes and techniques to save and read records. The options for XML serialization and deserialization are reviewed. JSON serialization and deserialization are introduced. In the previous and this lesson, many examples are given to show how to do something.
06 - INTRODUCTORY EVENTS OF WINDOWS CONTROLS
Fundamental Solutions of the .NET Framework to Help Save Records
An Introduction to Available Techniques to Save records
Although you can create and use read-only collections, most database applications require that you create and save records. This is practically the foundation of a database system. This lesson introduces the classes and techniques used to create records in a Windows Forms application and save those records to a medium.
07 - TOPICTS O THE FORMS OF AN APPLICATION
Foundations of .NET Collections
Introduction to Built-In Collection Classes - Quatro Gas
The .NET Framework provides an impressive library of collections classes. Before getting to use them, you need a good introduction on what they look like, and then to know how they function. Over all, you should start with the generic List<> class. That's the role of this lesson.
08 - AESTHETIC CHARACTERISTICS OF A FORM
Foundations of Dictionary-Based Collections
Introduction to Hash Tables and Dictionaries - College Park Auto-Parts
There are various types of collections. A dictionary is one of those unavoidable but also important types. This lesson describes collections classes, including has tables, so you would know how to create one. Still, instead of creating a collection class from scratch, the .NET Framework provides many dictionary-based collections classes you can directly use in your applications.
09 - INTRODUCTORY TO WINDOWS CONTROLS
Fundamental Solutions of the .NET Framework to Help Save Records
An Introduction to Available Techniques to Save records
Although you can create and use read-only collections, most database applications require that you create and save records. This is practically the foundation of a database system. This lesson introduces the classes and techniques used to create records in a Windows Forms application and save those records to a medium.
10 - LISTS-BASED CONTROLS
A Set as a Collection of Elements
Introduction to Sets and Has Sets as Collections
The .NET Framework provides an impressive library of collections classes. Before getting to use them, you need a good introduction on what they look like, then to know how they function. Over all, you should start with the generic List class.
11 - INTRODUCTORY TO CONTROLS CONTAINERS
Fundamental Solutions of the .NET Framework to Help Save Records
An Introduction to Available Techniques to Save records
Although you can create and use read-only collections, most database applications require that you create and save records. This is practically the foundation of a database system. This lesson introduces the classes and techniques used to create records in a Windows Forms application and save those records to a medium.
12 - INTRODUCTION TO APPLICATIONS MENUS
Iterating Through a Collection
Implementing a Collection Using .NET
One of the functionalities of a collection class is to allow the user to easily navigate among the recods. This is through an operation referred to as iteration. Although it can be complex to implement, the C# language provides some easy mechanisms you can use to do it.
09 - LINKED LISTS
Node-Based Lists with Head and Tail
A Definition to Linked Lists, Lists that Have a Head and Tail - Traffic Tickets System
A linked list is a collection of items where the list is arranged with a first item, sometimes called the tail, and a last item, sometimes called the head. As a consequence, each item holds a reference to the item next to it. The item before an object can also be referred to as the previous item.
10 - THE COLLECTION CLASS
An Extension to Collections Classes
A Collection Class to Extend an Existing Collection Class - Stellar Water Point
There are various types of collections. A dictionary is one of those unavoidable but also important types. This lesson describes collections classes, including has tables, so you would know how to create one. Still, instead of creating a collection class from scratch, the .NET Framework provides many dictionary-based collections classes you can directly use in your applications.