Overview/Description
Data access and management is a critical aspect of most enterprise applications. In this course, you’ll learn how to implement data access in C# applications. You’ll also learn about I/O operations, consuming data, using LINQ, serialization, and using collections.
Target Audience
Individuals with knowledge of object-oriented programming who want to learn the fundamentals of Microsoft Visual C#; individuals preparing for the exam 70-483 Programming in C#
Programming in C#: Implementing Data Access
- start the course
- use the FileStream class to read from and write to files on a file system
- use the WebRequest class
- parse network credentials safely
- use GZIPStream
- implement asynchronous programming with C#
- use a LINQ query to select database data
- use anonymous types in a select statement
- update database records through the Entity Framework model
- use LINQ query operators to operate on data sequences and query .NET arrays and collections
- force LINQ query execution
- consume data from a web service
- create an extension method to add functionality to a class without extending it through inheritance
- access stored procedures from a model
- use the LINQ to XML provider to load XML and loop through collections
- use the LINQ to XML provider to parse attributes and query multiple elements
- use XMLSerializer to serialize and deserialize XML
- serialize and deserialize JSON data
- serialize and deserialize binary data
- distinguish typed and non-typed collections
- work with collections
- use the Dictionary object
- use the generic List object
- use the generic Queue object
- implement .NET interfaces
Course Number:
wd_pgcs_a04_it_enus