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Last reply by: John Snape
Wed Dec 17, 2014 6:46 PM

Post by Prince Chris on December 16, 2014

How can one download this videos for offline view. I have been looking for a way to download it but cannot find it

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Post by John Snape on January 22, 2014

The exercise files listed above are the wrong ones. I'm not sure what happened, but I will contact the site administrator and get it fixed. I'm sorry for the problems.

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Post by Quay San on January 21, 2014

How does the Exercise Files work? I open it, and it has no relationship to the videos

Accepting Input

Console.ReadLine() allows your user to type a line of text, followed by the enter key, into your program
You can use the Console Key Info to see if your user pressed the Alt, Shift or Ctrl keys
You'll need to use the ToString method if you are using ConsoleKeyInfo.Key to get the key press
The Console.ReadKey() method writes out the key press to the console window as the user types

Computer Science: C#

I. Introduction
	Introduction Hello World	15:05
	Declaring Variables	47:26
	Accepting Input	13:17
	Operators, Expressions and Statements	40:08
	Program Flow Control	31:44
	Iterations & Looping	24:43
	Working with Strings	53:06
	Formatting Strings for Output	16:24
	Helper Methods	28:40
	Enumerations & Structures	8:39
	Commenting & Documenting Code	8:48
	Arrays, Stacks, Queues & Dictionaries	41:29
	Generic Lists & Collections	14:24
	Variable Scope	10:38
	Reading & Writing Files	25:10
	Dates & Times	12:22
	Random Numbers	5:29
	Handling Exceptions	14:45
	Environment Variables	8:21
	Command Line Arguments	10:43
	The CD Inventory Program So Far	34:16
II. Object Oriented Programming
	Introduction to Object Oriented Programming	1:02:20
	Understanding & Creating Classes	26:06
	Understanding Interfaces & Abstract Classes	20:12
	Static vs. Instance Members	16:24
	Understanding Inheritance	32:59
	Understanding Polymorphism	14:58
	Understanding Delegates	22:00
	Reading & Understanding Code	35:49
	Creating a Data Type	29:21
	Unified Modeling Language & Class Diagrams	23:05
	The CD Inventory Program Upgraded with Classes	20:33
III. GUI Programming
	Introduction to GUI Programming	39:19
	All About Forms	40:07
	Handling Form Events	15:22
	Informational Controls	27:44
	Command Controls	36:23
	Grouping Controls	26:44
	Text Editing Controls	25:07
	List Selection Controls	37:45
	Setting Options Controls	21:20
	Dialog Controls	22:21
	Graphic Display Controls	35:37
	Date Setting Controls	15:53
	Other Controls	17:33
	Using the Clipboard	7:28
	Sending Email	25:16
	Some Sample Programs	38:31
	Our CD Inventory Program Upgraded with Forms	15:16
IV. Databases
	Introduction to Databases	34:07
	SQL Server Management Studio & Northwind Database	8:11
	SELECT Statement	31:24
	UPDATE & DELETE Statements	16:56
	INSERT Statement	11:48
	Creating a Database from Scratch	44:54
	Querying Lists with LINQ	20:42
	Using Databound Controls	14:22
	Our CD Inventory Program Upgraded with a Database	10:50
V. Conclusion
	Where to Go from Here	19:48

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