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- 1 - Getting Started with C# 8 and .NET Core
- 01 - The Course Overview
- 02 - Installing Visual Studio 2019
- 03 - Navigating Visual Studio 2019
- 04 - Installing the .NET Core 3.0 SDK
- 05 - Testing .NET Core with a Console Application
- 2 - Exploring New Features of C# 8 and .NET Core 3.0
- 06 - The Problem With NullReference Exceptions
- 07 - Nullable Reference Types
- 08 - The Limitations of Async_Await
- 09 - Async Streams
- 10 - Ranges and Indices
- 3 - C# Interfaces, Patterns, and Expressions
- 11 - Default Interface Members
- 12 - Introduction to C# Patterns
- 13 - Recursive Patterns
- 14 - Switch Expressions
- 15 - Target-Typed New Expressions
- 4 - Creating a Windows Desktop App with .NET Core
3 - C# Interfaces, Patterns, and Expressions
- 11 - Default Interface Members
- 12 - Introduction to C# Patterns
- 13 - Recursive Patterns
- 14 - Switch Expressions
- 15 - Target-Typed New Expressions
4 - Creating a Windows Desktop App with .NET Core
- 16 - WPF UI Framework
- 17 - Working with XAML
- 18 - Starting the Project
- 19 - Building a Service
- 20 - Finishing the Project
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