Preview Object Oriented Programming with C#

Getting Started

01 - Brief Introduction to the Course

02 - What is Object Oriented Programming and Why Do We Need It

03 - Creating a Basic Object (Class) in C#

04 - Structuring The Files in Our Project - Namespaces

05 - Constructing a Class - What is The Purpose of Constructors

06 - The this Keyword, Why and When You Should Use It

07 - Fields and Properties - The Variables of a Class and The Difference Between Them

08 - Validation Implementation in a Property

09 - Read-Only, Write-Only and Read-Write Properties

10 - Static Fields And Their Purpose

11 - Constants in C# - Const and ReadOnly and The Difference Between Them

12 - Enumerations - Limit The Input Options To Defend Your Code

13 - Static Class (Singleton Design Pattern) And What You Can Do With It

14 - Warrior Wars Project - Introduction to The Project

15 - What Is It That Defines Our Warriors (The Fields in Our Warriors)

16 - Which of The Fields Should be Accessible (Properties and Namespaces)

17 - What is a MUST for a Warrior (Creating our Constructors)

18 - What Should Never Change (Defining our Constants)

19 - What Is It That Warriors Can Do (Implementing Attack Method)

20 - And What is The Result of The Attack