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Embark on a journey to master Advanced C# Programming in .NET Core through our comprehensive course. Explore the intricacies of Advanced Language Features, unlocking the full potential of C# to refine your coding skills. Dive into Object-Oriented Programming Techniques, achieving proficiency in design patterns and crucial principles for crafting scalable applications. Enhance your expertise in Advanced Data Access, mastering database optimization and efficient data retrieval specific to .NET Core. Navigate the complexities of Error Handling and Logging, ensuring the creation of robust and secure applications. Tailored for developers seeking to deepen their C# proficiency and leverage the advanced capabilities of .NET Core, this course employs practical exercises and real-world applications. You'll emerge adept at addressing intricate programming challenges, becoming a skilled C# developer in the evolving landscape of .NET Core....

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By Saisha t

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Feb 6, 2025

A comprehensive and in-depth course that elevates your C# skills in .NET Core for advanced development.

By Jorge A M F

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Dec 31, 2024

good

By Nadun H

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Jan 21, 2024

Basic introductory course

By Lior S

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Apr 10, 2024

This is a very superficial course which often addresses complex topics in very short, abstract videos. It was useful for an introduction to some topics and I learnt some new concepts. But overall, this course is not very advanced and not worth the money. There are many typos in the course, including in the assignments: - Module 3: Async/Await Patterns for Database Operations: Threats Many question answers make no sense. - Sharding refers to ? and the answer was sharding. - Microservices make an application more monolithic. - An incorrect statement about finally blocks is that they always executed after try blocks. - The difference between Error and Fatal log levels is: Fatal is used for unhandled exceptions, while Error is used for handled exceptions. Exception handling is not an advanced C# topic and should not be part of this course. The instructor should also do a proper lesson on that because one assignment solution ( Hands-on Assignment 7 - Application Configuration and Logging) and one video (Module 4 Implementing Diagnostics and Tracing) are presented with unhandled exceptions!