Time Description
0:20 CsharpAdvancedConcepts Program
0:30 Implicitly Typed Local Variables
0:36 “var” keyword enables you to declare variables whose type will be implicitly inferred
1:50 Anonymous Types
2:00 Allows you to create an instance of a class without having to write code for the class
2:40 Properties are read-only
3:00 C# creates the class for you
3:15 Extension Methods
3:20 Allows developers to add new methods to existing types, without having to sub-class it or recompile the original type
5:20 Anonymous Methods and Lambda Expressions
6:40 Don’t have to create a separate method for delegates
7:45 Auto-Implemented Properties
7:58 User can code the properties and the compiler will generate the private variables
8:06 Language Integrated Query
8:15 LINQ allows you to write query expressions to extract data from objects and databases
8:24 LINQ to Objects, LINQ to XML, LINQ to SQL
9:15 LINQ query begins with the “from” clause
9:20 LINQ program with array (Fig 9.2)
9:30 foreach statement uses IEnumerable
15:45 LINQ program with a class and anonymous types (Fig 9.4)
22:10 LINQ program with generic collection (Fig 9.7)
