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Introduction to .NET with C#

1. Introduction

What is the .NET Platform exactly?Creating a Console ApplicationTaking input from the UserTask - Building a Simple CalculatorDealing with Exceptions caused by User InputTask - Improving the CalculatorReading FilesWriting FilesTask - File Based Calculator

2. Asynchronous Programming and Introduction to Web Services

What is Asynchronous Programming?Implementing an Asynchronous MethodTask - Asynchronously Reading FilesIntroduction to APIsMaking a GET RequestTask - Using an APIHandling Exceptions caused by HTTP RequestTask - Exception Handling for API Response

3. Introduction to Databases with .NET

What is a Database?Structure of a Relational DatabaseSetting Up A MySQL ServerConnecting to the MySQL ServerTask - Writing Connection StringsExecuting CommandsTask - Executing MySQL CommandsMySqlCommand MethodsTask - Connecting to a MySQL Database and Executing Commands

4. CRUD Operations with MySQL

Introduction to CRUD OperationsInstalling & Using MySQL WorkbenchCREATE - Part ITask - Using CREATECREATE - Part IITask - Using INSERTReadTask - Using SELECTUpdateTask - Using UPDATEDelete - Part IDelete - Part IITask - Using DELETE

5. Optimizing Database Operations

Stored ProceduresTask - Executing Stored ProceduresDataReader vs DataSetDataAdapter & DataSetTask - Reading Tables using MySqlDataAdapterWhat's Next?

Introduction to .NET with C#

Delete - Part IIDelete - Part II

It is important to be careful when using the DROP statement as it can potentially cause loss of huge amounts of data.

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What can we delete using the DROP statements?

Selecciona unas respuestas correctas

¿Todo estuvo claro?

Sección 4. Capítulo 12
course content

Contenido del Curso

Introduction to .NET with C#

1. Introduction

What is the .NET Platform exactly?Creating a Console ApplicationTaking input from the UserTask - Building a Simple CalculatorDealing with Exceptions caused by User InputTask - Improving the CalculatorReading FilesWriting FilesTask - File Based Calculator

2. Asynchronous Programming and Introduction to Web Services

What is Asynchronous Programming?Implementing an Asynchronous MethodTask - Asynchronously Reading FilesIntroduction to APIsMaking a GET RequestTask - Using an APIHandling Exceptions caused by HTTP RequestTask - Exception Handling for API Response

3. Introduction to Databases with .NET

What is a Database?Structure of a Relational DatabaseSetting Up A MySQL ServerConnecting to the MySQL ServerTask - Writing Connection StringsExecuting CommandsTask - Executing MySQL CommandsMySqlCommand MethodsTask - Connecting to a MySQL Database and Executing Commands

4. CRUD Operations with MySQL

Introduction to CRUD OperationsInstalling & Using MySQL WorkbenchCREATE - Part ITask - Using CREATECREATE - Part IITask - Using INSERTReadTask - Using SELECTUpdateTask - Using UPDATEDelete - Part IDelete - Part IITask - Using DELETE

5. Optimizing Database Operations

Stored ProceduresTask - Executing Stored ProceduresDataReader vs DataSetDataAdapter & DataSetTask - Reading Tables using MySqlDataAdapterWhat's Next?

Introduction to .NET with C#

Delete - Part IIDelete - Part II

It is important to be careful when using the DROP statement as it can potentially cause loss of huge amounts of data.

question-icon

What can we delete using the DROP statements?

Selecciona unas respuestas correctas

¿Todo estuvo claro?

Sección 4. Capítulo 12
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