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Advanced C# with .NET

Advanced C# with .NET

1. Introduction to Desktop Development with .NET
What is .NET MAUI?Setting up a MAUI ProjectUnderstanding the Structure of a MAUI ProjectUnderstanding XAML and Adding ElementsTask - Adding Elements in a MAUI Application
2. Interactive GUI
DelegatesTask - Defining DelegatesEventsTask - Binding Event Handlers to EventsCustom EventsTask - Creating a Custom EventData BindingTask - Practicing Data Binding
3. Threading
What is Threading?Creating and Using ThreadsTask - Preventing Program Freezes Using ThreadingAsynchronous Programming vs ThreadingThe lock Statement
4. Generics & Reflection
What are Generics?Implementing Generic MethodsTask - Implementing a Generic MethodImplementing Generic ClassesTask - Implementing a Generic ClassIntroduction to ReflectionBasic ReflectionTask - ReflectionWhat's Next?

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Understanding the Structure of a MAUI Project

Important Points

  • Every major component, such as a page, in a MAUI Application is represented by a XAML file and a C# file;
  • The XAML file typically contains some basic configuration and information regarding the visual layout of a component;
  • The C# file contains the code defining the functionality of that component;
  • Every component needs to be initialized in its constructor using the InitializeComponent(); function;
  • The App class represents the application. Here we can explicitly define some resources to be included in our application;
  • The AppShell class represents the application window. Here we can create a navigation bar that allows the users to navigate between different pages. The default page is the MainPage;
  • The MainPage class represents the main page of the application. MainPage.xaml is where we create the visual interface of our application. While MainPage.xaml.cs is where we define the functionality of that interface;
  • Every class representing a page is derived from the ContentPage class. We can have multiple pages in our application;

1. Which class does App derive from?

2. Which class does AppShell derive from?

3. Which of the following files contains the window title?

4. Which function is used for initializing a component in its class' constructor?

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Which class does App derive from?

Select the correct answer

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Which class does AppShell derive from?

Select the correct answer

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Which of the following files contains the window title?

Select the correct answer

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Which function is used for initializing a component in its class' constructor?

Select the correct answer

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course content

Kursinnhold

Advanced C# with .NET

Advanced C# with .NET

1. Introduction to Desktop Development with .NET
What is .NET MAUI?Setting up a MAUI ProjectUnderstanding the Structure of a MAUI ProjectUnderstanding XAML and Adding ElementsTask - Adding Elements in a MAUI Application
2. Interactive GUI
DelegatesTask - Defining DelegatesEventsTask - Binding Event Handlers to EventsCustom EventsTask - Creating a Custom EventData BindingTask - Practicing Data Binding
3. Threading
What is Threading?Creating and Using ThreadsTask - Preventing Program Freezes Using ThreadingAsynchronous Programming vs ThreadingThe lock Statement
4. Generics & Reflection
What are Generics?Implementing Generic MethodsTask - Implementing a Generic MethodImplementing Generic ClassesTask - Implementing a Generic ClassIntroduction to ReflectionBasic ReflectionTask - ReflectionWhat's Next?

book
Understanding the Structure of a MAUI Project

Important Points

  • Every major component, such as a page, in a MAUI Application is represented by a XAML file and a C# file;
  • The XAML file typically contains some basic configuration and information regarding the visual layout of a component;
  • The C# file contains the code defining the functionality of that component;
  • Every component needs to be initialized in its constructor using the InitializeComponent(); function;
  • The App class represents the application. Here we can explicitly define some resources to be included in our application;
  • The AppShell class represents the application window. Here we can create a navigation bar that allows the users to navigate between different pages. The default page is the MainPage;
  • The MainPage class represents the main page of the application. MainPage.xaml is where we create the visual interface of our application. While MainPage.xaml.cs is where we define the functionality of that interface;
  • Every class representing a page is derived from the ContentPage class. We can have multiple pages in our application;

1. Which class does App derive from?

2. Which class does AppShell derive from?

3. Which of the following files contains the window title?

4. Which function is used for initializing a component in its class' constructor?

question mark

Which class does App derive from?

Select the correct answer

question mark

Which class does AppShell derive from?

Select the correct answer

question mark

Which of the following files contains the window title?

Select the correct answer

question mark

Which function is used for initializing a component in its class' constructor?

Select the correct answer

Alt var klart?

Hvordan kan vi forbedre det?

Takk for tilbakemeldingene dine!

Seksjon 1. Kapittel 3
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