Inheritance and Design Patterns in .NET in practice

• Understand practical examples of OOP principles
• Use design patterns for creating high-quality solutions
• Learn to take account of possible requests for changes in the future

• Knowledge of object oriented programming in .NET
• Knowledge of C # or VB .NET

• Professional explanation with practical samples and examples.

• Books published by offer professional publishing.

Unification of concepts and initial knowledge

• Inheritance, polymorphism
• Interface
• Aggregation
• Open / Closed Principle
• Single Responsibility Principle

Design Patterns in practice

Kreacion?ln?

• Factory - factory buildings
• Singleton - damned design pattern
• Builder - creating more complex objects

Structural

• Adapter - the road to unification
• Composite - as they have to worry about the type of object
• Decorator - otherwise recursion
• Facade - take your system outside handsome
• Proxy - to supplement what is needed without inheriting

Behavioral

• Command - encapsulation events
• Chain of responsibility - whether someone decides
• Iterator - love foreach
• Observer - distribution and reception of information
• Strategy - inheritance and interface
• Template method - to do the same or else

Design patterns for information only

• Prototype
• Bridge
• Flyweight
• Interpreter
• Mediator
• Memento
• State
• Visitor

Previous courses

Programming with C# Language II [GOC2125]

Programming with C# Language I [GOC2124]

Next courses

Design & Patterns in .NET [GOC274]

Related courses

Developing Windows Applications with WPF [DOTNET_WPF]

Development of automated tests in Visual Studio [DOTNET_TEST]

Alernative courses

Design & Patterns in Software Development [GOC271]