Almost every app requires data to be stored in collections. This course gives you a basic introduction, covering the most widely used collections - arrays, lists, and dictionaries - and gets you up to speed with querying and modifying data in them.
Collections are essential to store almost any real data in apps, but the vast number of different collections can be confusing.
In this course,
, you will gain the ability to leverage the most commonly used collections to query data.
, you will learn how and when to use the three most widely used collections to group data together:
Almost every app requires data to be stored in collections. This course gives you a basic introduction, covering the most widely used collections - arrays, lists, and dictionaries - and gets you up to speed with querying and modifying data in them.
Collections are essential to store almost any real data in apps, but the vast number of different collections can be confusing.
In this course,
, you will gain the ability to leverage the most commonly used collections to query data.
, you will learn how and when to use the three most widely used collections to group data together:
C# collections are classes used for storing, retrieving, and managing data. Collections let you group data together and effectively look up, enumerate, query, and modify it as needed.
The three most commonly used collections in C# are
,
, and
.
This course will give you an introduction to C# collections, including:
Anyone who wants to learn about C# collections should take this course. If you want to learn how to use arrays, lists, and dictionaries in your C# programming, then this is the place to be.
Before beginning this course, you need to be able to write simple apps in C# using Visual Studio. This is a beginners' course so you don't need any prior knowledge of collections, but you do need to know basic C#.
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