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If you are looking to clear C# and .NET Interviews then you have landed at the right course. You can be a hero in your project/company , you must have handled complex scenarios.

But failing to answer simple .NET , C# Fundamental question during interview can lead to a very negative impact during interviews.

This course focuses on Fundamental questions around C# and .NET... Happy job hunting.

Below is the list of C# interview questions covered in the Series.

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If you are looking to clear C# and .NET Interviews then you have landed at the right course. You can be a hero in your project/company , you must have handled complex scenarios.

But failing to answer simple .NET , C# Fundamental question during interview can lead to a very negative impact during interviews.

This course focuses on Fundamental questions around C# and .NET... Happy job hunting.

Below is the list of C# interview questions covered in the Series.

Part 1 - Stack, Heap, Boxing, Unboxing, Array, ArrayList, Generics, ThreadingQuestion 1 :- Explain difference between .NET and C# ? Question 2 :- .NET Framework vs .NET Core vs .NET 5.0 Question 3 :- What is IL ( Intermediate Language) Code ? Question 4 :- What is the use of JIT ( Just in time compiler) ? Question 5 :- Is it possible to view IL code ? Question 6 :- What is the benefit of compiling in to IL code ? Question 7 :- Does .NET support multiple programming languages ? Question 8 :- What is CLR ( Common Language Runtime) ? Question 9 :- What is managed and unmanaged code ? Question 10 :- Explain the importance of Garbage collector ? Question 11 :- Can garbage collector claim unmanaged objects ? Question 12 :- What is the importance of CTS ? Question 13 :- Explain CLS ? Question 14 :- Difference between Stack vs Heap ? Question 15 :- What are Value types & Reference types? Question 16 :- Explain boxing and unboxing ? Question 17 :- What is consequence of boxing and unboxing ? Question 18 :- Explain casting, implicit casting and explicit casting ? Question 19 :- What can happen during explicit casting ? Question 20 :- Differentiate between Array and ArrayList ? Question 21 :- Whose performance is better array or arraylist ? Question 22 :- What are generic collections ? Question 23 :- What are threads (Multithreading)? Question 24 :- How are threads different from TPL ? Question 25 :- How do we handle exceptions in C#(try/catch)? Question 26 :- What is the need of finally? Question 27 :- Why do we need the out keyword ? Question 28 :- What is the need of Delegates ? Question 29 :- What are events ? Question 30 :- What's the difference between Abstract class and interface ?

Part 2 - Questions on Delegates, Event and Delegates vs Events.Question 31  :- What is a delegate and How to create a delegate ?Question 32  :- Where have you used delegates ?Question 33  :- What is a Multicast delegates ?Question 34  :- What is a Event ?Question 35  :- How to create a event ?Question 36  :- Delegate vs Events.

Part 3 - OOP, Abstraction, Encapsulation, Inheritance, Overriding & overloading.Question 37 :- Why do we need OOP ?Question 38 :- What are the important pillars of OOPs ?Question 39 :- What is a class and object ?Question 40 :- Abstraction vs Encapsulation?Question 41 :- Explain Inheritance ?Question 42 :- Explain virtual keyword ?Question 43 :- What is overriding ?Question 44 :- Explain overloading ?Question 45 :- Overloading vs Overriding ?

Part 4 - Polymorphism, Static vs Dynamic polymorphism and operator overloading.Question 46 :- What is polymorphism ?Question 47 :- Can polymorphism work with out inheritance ?Question 48 :- Explain static vs dynamic polymorphism ?Question 49 :- Explain operator overloading ?

Part 5 - Tricky Questions around Abstract classes and Interfaces.Question 50  :- Why do we need Abstract classes ?Question 51  :- Are Abstract methods virtual ?Question 52  :- Can we create a instance of Abstract classes ?Question 53  :- Is it compulsory to implement Abstract methods ?Question 54  :- Why simple base class replace Abstract class ?Question 55  :- Explain interfaces and why do we need it ?Question 56  :- Can we write logic in interface ?Question 57  :- Can we define methods as private in interface ?Question 58  :- If i want to change interface what's the best practice ?Question 59  :- Explain Multiple inheritance in Interface ?Question 60  :- Explain Interface Segregation principle ?Question 61  :- Can we create instance of interface ?Question 62  :- Can we do Multiple inheritance with Abstract classes ?

Part 6 - Answering the most asked Question "Abstract classes vs Interface".Question 63 :- Difference between Abstract Class & Interfaces?

Part 7 - Questions around constructors & parent child constructor.Question 64  :- Why do we need constructors ?Question 65  :- In parent child which constructor fires first ?Question 66  :- How are initializers executed ?Question 67  :- How are static constructors executed in Parent child ?Question 68  :- When does static constructor fires ?

Part 8 - Questions around Shadowing, Sealed, Nested classes and partial classes.Question 69 :- What is Shadowing?Question 70 :- Explain method hiding?Question 71 :- Shadowing vs Overriding ?Question 72 :- When do we need Shadowing ?Question 73 :- Explain Sealed Classes ?Question 74 :- Can we create instance of sealed classes ?Question 75 :- What are nested classes and when to use them ?Question 76 :- Can Nested class access outer class variables ?Question 77 :- Can we have public, protected access modifiers in nested class ?Question 78 :- Explain Partial classes ?Question 79 :- In What scenarios do we use partial classes ?

Part 9 - Questions Around SOLID principles , Dependency injection (DI) and IOCQuestion 80 :- What is SOLID ?Question 81 :- What is the full form of SOLID ?Question 82 :- What is the goal of SOLID ?Question 83 :- Explain SRP with A example ?Question 84 :- What is the benefit of SRP ?Question 85 :- Explain OCP with a example ?Question 86 :- What is the  benefit of OCP ?Question 87 :- Can you explain LISKOV Principle and it's violation?Question 88 :- How can we fix LISKOV Problem ?Question 89 :- Explain Interface Segregation Principle ?Question 90:- Is there a connection between LISKOV and ISP ?Question 91 :- Define dependency inversion ?Question 92 :- What is higher level module and lower level module ?Question 93 :- How does dependency inversion benefit, show with an example ?Question 94 :- Will only Dependency inversion solve decoupling problem ?Question 95 :- Why do developers  move object creation outside high lever module ?Question 96 :- Explain IOC ( Inversion of Control) ?Question 97 :- Explain Dependency Injection with an example ?Question 98 :- IsQuestion 99 :- Is only SOLID Enough for good code/ architecture ?

Part 10- Explain & Differentiate Composition, Aggregation and Association in C#.Question 100 :- What are the different types of "USING/HAS A" relationship ?Question 101 :- What is a composition relationship ?Question 102 :- Explain Aggregation ?Question 103 :- Explain Association ?Question 104 :- Differentiate between Composition vs Aggregation vs Association ?Question 105 :- UML Symbols for Composition, Aggregation and Association

Part 11 - Crack questions on Stack, Heap, Boxing, Unboxing, Value &  reference typesQuestion 106 :- Explain stack and Heap ?Question 107 :- Where are stack and heap stored ?Question 108 :- What goes on stack and what goes on heap ?Question 109:- How is the stack memory address arranged ?Question 110 :- How is stack memory deallocated LIFO or FIFO ?Question 111 :- How are primitive and objects stored in memory?Question 112 :- Can primitive data types be stored in heap ?Question 113 :- Explain value types and reference types ?Question 114 :- Explain byval and byref ?Question 115 :- Differentiate between copy byvalue and copy byref ?Question 116 :- What is boxing and unboxing ?Question 117 :- Is boxing unboxing good or bad ?Question 118 :- Can we avoid boxing and unboxing ?Question 119 :- What effect does boxing and unboxing have on performance ?Question 120 :- Are string allocated on stack or heap ?Question 121 :- How many stack and heaps are created for an application ?Question 122 :- How are stack and heap memory deallocated ?Question 123 :- Who clears the heap memory ?Question 124 :- Where is structure allocated Stack or Heap ?Question 125 :- Are structures copy byval or copy byref ?Question 126 :- Can structures get created on Heap ?

Part 12 - What is Garbage collector, Managed vs UnManaged code, Dispose Pattern, Memory Leaks, weak VS strong references ?

Question 127: - Explain Garbage collector (GC)?

Question 128:- How does Garbage collector know when to clean the objects ?

Question 129 :- Is there a way we can see this Heap memory ?

Question 130 :- Does Garbage collector clean primitive types ?

Question 131: - Managed vs UnManaged code/objects/resources?

Question 132:- Can garbage collector clean unmanaged code ?

Question 133:- Explain Generations  ?

Question 134:- What is

Question 135:- Why do we need Generations ?

Question 136:- Which is the best place to clean unmanaged objects ?

Question 137:- How does GC behave when we have a destructor ?

Question 138:- What do you think about empty destructor ?

Question 139:- Explain the Dispose Pattern?

Question 140 :- Finalize vs Destructor ?

Question 141:- What is the use of using keyword ?

Question 142:- Can you force Garbage collector ?

Question 143:- Is it a good practice to force GC ?

Question 144:- How can we detect a memory issues ?

Question 145:- How can we know the exact source of memory issues ?

Question 146 :- What is a memory leak ?

Question 147 :- Can .NET Application have memory leak as we have GC?

Question 148:- How to detect memory leaks in .NET applications ?

Question 149:- Explain weak and strong references ?

Question 150 :- When will you use weak references ?

Lesson 13 :- Questions around Design Pattern Basics, Types, Singleton Pattern, Prototype, Template and Adapter.

Question 151:- What are design patterns?

Question 152 :- Which are the different types of design patterns?

Question 153 :- Explain structural , Behavioral and Creational design pattern ?

Question 154:- Explain Singleton Pattern and the use of the same?

Question 155:- How did you implement singleton pattern?

Question 156:- Can we use Static class rather than using a private constructor?

Question 157:- Static vs Singleton pattern?

Question 158:- How did you implement thread safety in Singleton?

Question 159:- What is double null check in Singleton?

Question 160:- Can Singleton pattern code be made easy with Lazy keyword?

Question 161:- Can we rid of this double null check code?

Lesson 14 :- Repository Pattern and Unit of Work Design Pattern Interview Questions.

Question 162:- What is the use of repository pattern? 

Question 163:- Is Dal (Data access Layer) and Repository same? 

Question 164:- What is Generic repository pattern ?

Question 165:- Is abstraction the only benefit of Repository?

Question 166:- How to implement transaction in repository?

Question 167:- What is Unit of work design pattern?

Question 168:- Do we need repository pattern as EF does almost the same work?

Question 169:- Did you do unit testing with Repository ?

Question 170:- How does repository pattern make unit testing easy?

Question 171:- How can we do mock testing with Repository?

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Learning objectives

  • Understanding what kind of fundamental questions are asked in c# and .net interviews and how clear the same.
  • Answering fundamental c# questions around .net core vs .net framework vs .net 5.0 , il code , jit,cts,cls,clr, managed , unmanaged code and garbage collector.
  • How to confidently answer questions around stack , heap , value types, reference types ,boxing , unboxing,lifo,fifo, implicit casting and explicit casting.
  • Threading and collections are favorites in c# interviews. a complete section dedicated to answer questions like array,arraylist,array vs arraylist and generics.
  • No c# interview is complete with out a question on delegates and events. a full section dedicated to delegates and events and how to answer their differences
  • Dedicated oop interview section covering classes , objects , polymorphism , inheritance , virtual methods,overloading ,overriding ,abstract class vs interfaces
  • Handling tricky questions on aggregation, composition, association, uml diagrams , shadowing, sealed classes, nested classes and partial classes.
  • How to answer questions around solid (srp,ocp,lsp,isp and dependency inversion) , di(dependency injection), ioc(inversion of control).
  • Garbage collector questions covering managed,unmanaged,generations,gc0,gc1,gc2,finalize vs destructor , dispose pattern,using keyword, weak & strong references
  • Dedicated section covering basics of design patterns ,structural , behavioral, creational, singleton pattern, prototype, template ,adapter, repository, cqrs

Syllabus

Covers IL Code ,CLR,CTS,GC,Stack,Heap,Boxing,Unboxing,Array,ArrayList,Generics,Threading

In this lab we have covered 30 Important .NET C# Interview questions and Answer:-

  • Question 1 :- Explain difference between .NET and C# ?

  • Question 2 :- .NET Framework vs .NET Core vs .NET 5.0

  • Question 3 :- What is IL ( Intermediate Language) Code ?

  • Question 4 :- What is the use of JIT ( Just in time compiler) ?

  • Question 5 :- Is it possible to view IL code ?

  • Question 6 :- What is the benefit of compiling in to IL code ?

  • Question 7 :- Does .NET support multiple programming languages ?

  • Question 8 :- What is CLR ( Common Language Runtime) ?

  • Question 9 :- What is managed and unmanaged code ?

  • Question 10 :- Explain the importance of Garbage collector ?

  • Question 11 :- Can garbage collector claim unmanaged objects ?

  • Question 12 :- What is the importance of CTS ?

  • Question 13 :- Explain CLS ?

  • Question 14 :- Difference between Stack vs Heap ?

  • Question 15 :- What are Value types & Reference types?

  • Question 16 :- Explain boxing and unboxing ?

  • Question 17 :- What is consequence of boxing and unboxing ?

  • Question 18 :- Explain casting,implicit casting and explicit casting ?

  • Question 19 :- What can happen during explicit casting ?

  • Question 20 :- Differentiate between Array and ArrayList ?

  • Question 21 :- Whose performance is better array or arraylist ?

  • Question 22 :- What are generic collections ?

  • Question 23 :- What are threads (Multithreading)?

  • Question 24 :- How are threads different from TPL ?

  • Question 25 :- How do we handle exceptions in C#(try/catch)?

  • Question 26 :- What is the need of finally?

  • Question 27 :- Why do we need the out keyword ?

  • Question 28 :- What is the need of Delegates ?

  • Question 29 :- What are events ?

  • Question 30 :- Whats the difference between Abstract class and interface ?

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In this lab we have covered following questions on delegates and events:-

  • Question 31  :- What is a delegate and How to create a delegate ?

  • Question 32  :- Where have you used delegates ?

  • Question 33  :- What is a Multicast delegates ?

  • Question 34  :- What is a Event ?

  • Question 35  :- How to create a event ?

  • Question 36  :- Delegate vs Events.

This video covers following important questions on OOP (Object Oriented Programming) concept -

  • Question 37 :- Why do we need OOP ?

  • Question 38 :- What are the important pillars of OOPs ?

  • Question 39 :- What is a class and object ?

  • Question 40 :- Abstraction vs Encapsulation?

  • Question 41 :- Explain Inheritance ?

  • Question 42 :- Explain virtual keyword ?

  • Question 43 :- What is overriding ?

  • Question 44 :- Explain overloading ?

  • Question 45 :- Overloading vs Overriding ?

Below are the questions covered in this videos -

Question 46 :- What is polymorphism ?
Question 47 :- Can polymorphism work with out inheritance ?
Question 48 :- Explain static vs dynamic polymorphism ?
Question 49 :- Explain operator overloading ?

This C# Q&A video covers below interview questions -

Question 50  :- Why do we need Abstract classes ?
Question 51  :- Are Abstract methods virtual ?
Question 52  :- Can we create a instance of Abstract classes ?
Question 53  :- Is it compulsory to implement Abstract methods ?
Question 54  :- Why simple base class replace Abstract class ?
Question 55  :- Explain interfaces and why do we need it ?
Question 56  :- Can we write logic in interface ?
Question 57  :- Can we define methods as private in interface ?
Question 58  :- If i want to change interface what's the best practice ?
Question 59  :- Explain Multiple inheritance in Interface ?
Question 60  :- Explain Interface Segregation principle ?
Question 61  :- Can we create instance of interface ?
Question 62  :- Can we do Multiple inheritance with Abstract classes ?

This video is covering question and answer on differentiate between Abstract Class and Interface in C#.
Question 63 :- Difference between Abstract Class & Interfaces?

This video covers below interview questions on Constructor Chaining Execution -

Question 64  :- Why do we need constructors ?
Question 65  :- In parent child which constructor fires first ?
Question 66  :- How are initializers executed ?
Question 67  :- How are static constructors executed in Parent child ?
Question 68  :- When does static constructor fires ?

Following are the questions have been demonstrated in this video -

Question 69 :- What is Shadowing?
Question 70 :- Explain method hiding?
Question 71 :- Shadowing vs Overriding ?
Question 72 :- When do we need Shadowing ?
Question 73 :- Explain Sealed Classes ?
Question 74 :- Can we create instance of sealed classes ?
Question 75 :- What are nested classes and when to use them ?
Question 76 :- Can Nested class access outer class variables ?
Question 77 :- Can we have public, protected access modifiers in nested class ?
Question 78 :- Explain Partial classes ?
Question 79 :- In What scenarios do we use partial classes ?

This video covers essentials interview questions on C# basic design principles i.e SOLID principles :-

Question 80 :- What is SOLID ?
Question 81 :- What is the full form of SOLID ?
Question 82 :- What is the goal of SOLID ?
Question 83 :- Explain SRP with A example ?
Question 84 :- What is the benefit of SRP ?
Question 85 :- Explain OCP with a example ?
Question 86 :- What is the  benefit of OCP ?
Question 87 :- Can you explain LISKOV Principle and it's violation?
Question 88 :- How can we fix LISKOV Problem ?
Question 89 :- Explain Interface Segregation Principle ?
Question 90:- Is there a connection between LISKOV and ISP ?
Question 91 :- Define dependency inversion ?
Question 92 :- What is higher level module and lower level module ?
Question 93 :- How does dependency inversion benefit, show with an example ?
Question 94 :- Will only Dependency inversion solve decoupling problem ?
Question 95 :- Why do developers  move object creation outside high lever module ?
Question 96 :- Explain IOC ( Inversion of Control) ?
Question 97 :- Explain Dependency Injection with an example ?
Question 98 :- Is SOLID, IOC and DI design pattern or Principle?
Question 99 :- Is only SOLID Enough for good code/ architecture ?

Question 100 :- What are the different types of "USING/HAS A" relationship ?
Question 101 :- What is a composition relationship ?
Question 102 :- Explain Aggregation ?
Question 103 :- Explain Association ?
Question 104 :- Differentiate between Composition vs Aggregation vs Association ?
Question 105 :- UML Symbols for Composition, Aggregation and Association

Question 106 :- Explain stack and Heap ?
Question 107 :- Where are stack and heap stored ?
Question 108 :- What goes on stack and what goes on heap ?
Question 109:- How is the stack memory address arranged ?
Question 110 :- How is stack memory deallocated LIFO or FIFO ?
Question 111 :- How are primitive and objects stored in memory?
Question 112 :- Can primitive data types be stored in heap ?
Question 113 :- Explain value types and reference types ?
Question 114 :- Explain byval and byref ?
Question 115 :- Differentiate between copy byvalue and copy byref ?
Question 116 :- What is boxing and unboxing ?
Question 117 :- Is boxing unboxing good or bad ?
Question 118 :- Can we avoid boxing and unboxing ?
Question 119 :- What effect does boxing and unboxing have on performance ?
Question 120 :- Are string allocated on stack or heap ?
Question 121 :- How many stack and heaps are created for an application ?
Question 122 :- How are stack and heap memory deallocated ?
Question 123 :- Who clears the heap memory ?
Question 124 :- Where is structure allocated Stack or Heap ?
Question 125 :- Are structures copy byval or copy byref ?
Question 126 :- Can structures get created on Heap ?

Question 127: - Explain Garbage collector (GC)?

Question 128:- How does Garbage collector know when to clean the objects ?

Question 129 :- Is there a way we can see this Heap memory ?

Question 130 :- Does Garbage collector clean primitive types ?

Question 131: - Managed vs UnManaged code/objects/resources?

Question 132:- Can garbage collector clean unmanaged code ?

Question 133:- Explain Generations  ?

Question 134:- What is GC0,GC1, and  GC2 ?

Question 135:- Why do we need Generations ?

Question 136:- Which is the best place to clean unmanaged objects ?

Question 137:- How does GC behave when we have a destructor ?

Question 138:- What do you think about empty destructor ?

Question 139:- Explain the Dispose Pattern?

Question 140 :- Finalize vs Destructor ?

Question 141:- What is the use of using keyword ?

Question 142:- Can you force Garbage collector ?

Question 143:- Is it a good practice to force GC ?

Question 144:- How can we detect a memory issues ?

Question 145:- How can we know the exact source of memory issues ?

Question 146 :- What is a memory leak ?

Question 147 :- Can .NET Application have memory leak as we have GC?

Question 148:- How to detect memory leaks in .NET applications ?

Question 149:- Explain weak and strong references ?

Question 150 :- When will you use weak references ?

  • Question 151:- What are Design Patterns?

  • Question 152 :- Which are the different types of design patterns?

  • Question 153 :- Explain structural , Behavioral and Creational design pattern ?

  • Question 154:- Explain Singleton Pattern and the use of the same?

  • Question 155:- How did you implement singleton pattern?

  • Question 156:- Can we use Static class rather than using a private constructor?

  • Question 157:- Static vs Singleton pattern?

  • Question 158:- How did you implement thread safety in Singleton?

  • Question 159:- What is double null check in Singleton?

  • Question 160:- Can Singleton pattern code be made easy with Lazy keyword?

  • Question 161:- Can we rid of this double null check code?

  • Question 162:- What is the use of repository pattern? 

  • Question 163:- Is Dal (Data access Layer) and Repository same? 

  • Question 164:- What is Generic repository pattern ?

  • Question 165:- Is abstraction the only benefit of Repository?

  • Question 166:- How to implement transaction in repository?

  • Question 167:- What is Unit of work design pattern?

  • Question 168:- Do we need repository pattern as EF does almost the same work?

  • Question 169:- Did you do unit testing with Repository ?

  • Question 170:- How does repository pattern make unit testing easy?

  • Question 171:- How can we do mock testing with Repository?

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Covers .NET 5.0, which is still a relevant framework for building modern applications, indicating up-to-date knowledge for job interviews
Explores SOLID principles, which are essential for writing maintainable and scalable code, demonstrating a strong understanding of software design
Discusses design patterns like Singleton and Repository, which are frequently used in enterprise-level applications, showcasing practical development skills
Examines topics like garbage collection and memory management, which are crucial for optimizing application performance and preventing memory leaks
Reviews fundamental concepts like stack, heap, boxing, and unboxing, which are essential for understanding the .NET runtime environment
Includes questions on .NET Framework vs .NET Core vs .NET 5.0, which may be helpful for understanding the evolution of the .NET platform

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C# .net interview question prep

Based on the course description, this course is designed to help learners prepare for .NET and C# interviews by covering fundamental concepts. It presents topics as interview questions and answers, covering areas like CLR, Garbage Collection, Stack vs Heap, OOP principles, Delegates and Events, SOLID principles, and Design Patterns. The stated goal is to equip students to confidently answer common questions in job interviews. The course outline details a comprehensive list of over 170 specific questions addressed across various core C# and .NET areas.
Includes delegates, events, and threading.
"No C# interview is complete with out a question on delegates and events."
"Questions around Delegates, Event and Delegates vs Events."
"Questions on Multithreading and TPL."
Addresses core OOP pillars and concepts.
"Dedicated OOP Interview section covering Classes, Objects, Polymorphism"
"Answering trick questions on OOP, Overriding vs Overloading, Encapsulation and inheritance."
Covers core C#/.NET technical topics.
"Explains difference between .NET and C#, .NET Framework vs .NET Core vs .NET 5.0"
"Explain CLR, Managed and unmanaged code, Garbage collector"
"Difference between Stack vs Heap, Value types & Reference types, Boxing and unboxing"
Covers GC, Stack, Heap, and memory leaks.
"Covers IL Code, CLR, CTS, GC, Stack, Heap, Boxing, Unboxing..."
"Lesson11 Crack questions on Stack,Heap,Boxing,Unboxing,Value & reference types"
"Lesson 12 :- What is Garbage collector, Managed vs UnManaged code, Memory Leaks."
Presents content as Q&A for interviews.
"Course focuses on Fundamental questions around C# and .NET."
"Covers 30 Important .NET C# Interview questions and Answer"
"This C# Q&A video covers below interview questions"
Discusses SOLID, DI, IOC, and design patterns.
"How to answer questions around SOLID principles , Dependency injection (DI) and IOC"
"Lesson 13 :- Design Pattern Basics, Pattern types & Singleton Pattern."
"Lesson 14 :- Repository and Unit of Work Design Pattern Interview Questions."

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Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in .NET / C# Interview Questions with Answers. with these activities:
Review C# Fundamentals
Solidify your understanding of C# fundamentals to better grasp interview questions.
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  • Review basic syntax and data types.
  • Practice writing simple C# programs.
  • Understand the difference between value and reference types.
Read 'C# 8.0 and .NET Core 3.0 – Modern Cross-Platform Development'
Gain a deeper understanding of C# and .NET Core to answer interview questions more effectively.
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  • Read the chapters related to the course topics.
  • Try out the code examples in the book.
  • Take notes on key concepts and differences between versions.
Solve C# Coding Problems on LeetCode
Improve your problem-solving skills and coding proficiency in C#.
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  • Select C# problems from LeetCode.
  • Focus on data structures and algorithms relevant to C#.
  • Practice coding solutions and analyzing time complexity.
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Create a C# Interview Question Cheat Sheet
Consolidate your knowledge by creating a cheat sheet of common C# interview questions and answers.
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  • Review the course materials and identify key questions.
  • Write concise and accurate answers for each question.
  • Organize the cheat sheet for easy reference.
Build a Simple .NET Core Application
Apply your knowledge by building a small .NET Core application that utilizes key C# concepts.
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  • Choose a simple application idea (e.g., a console-based calculator).
  • Design the application architecture and implement the core features.
  • Test the application thoroughly and fix any bugs.
Conduct Mock C# Interviews with Peers
Practice answering interview questions in a simulated environment.
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  • Find a peer who is also preparing for C# interviews.
  • Take turns asking and answering interview questions.
  • Provide constructive feedback to each other.
Review 'CLR via C#' by Jeffrey Richter'
Deepen your understanding of the CLR to answer advanced interview questions.
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  • Focus on chapters related to memory management and garbage collection.
  • Understand the inner workings of the CLR.
  • Relate the concepts to interview questions about performance and optimization.

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Learners who complete .NET / C# Interview Questions with Answers. will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Application Developer
An application developer is responsible for crafting software applications, often utilizing C# and .NET. This course equips aspiring application developers with the necessary understanding of core elements of the .NET framework. The course discusses key concepts such as garbage collection and memory management. An application developer should be familiar with these. Knowledge of common interview questions, focusing on the differences between .NET Framework, .NET Core, and .NET 5.0, will be useful to application developers. This course provides essential interview preparation.
Software Engineer
Software engineers are often responsible for designing and developing software systems. This course directly helps prepare software engineers for a variety of interview questions revolving around C# and the .NET framework. It covers .NET fundamentals, including the Common Language Runtime, Intermediate Language code, and the Just-in-Time compiler. Furthermore, the course delves into topics such as memory management, multithreading, and object-oriented programming. Software engineers will find that this course provides practice in discussing technical topics.
Software Developer
A software developer will frequently use C# and .NET, making this course a valuable resource for interview preparation. The course covers fundamental concepts like the Common Language Runtime, Intermediate Language code, and the Just-in-Time compiler. Knowledge of these concepts helps a software developer write efficient and well-performing applications. This is especially true when combined with understanding of memory management, which this course also offers. Those seeking a career as a software developer will find that this course helps build a foundation in interview fundamentals.
Full-Stack Developer
Full stack developers often work with both front-end and back-end technologies, and this course is highly relevant for those who use C# and .NET on the back end. A full stack developer benefits from understanding the fundamentals of .NET. This course provides knowledge around memory management, threading, and collections, as well as object oriented programming principles. Full stack developers should consider taking this course to help with technical interviews.
Web Developer
Web developers who use .NET for back-end development will find this course to be highly beneficial. This course covers many foundational points about .NET, including the garbage collector, managed and unmanaged code, and the Common Language Runtime. Web developers should have a clear understanding of these topics. Further topics include memory management, which web developers should be familiar with. This course helps build a strong foundation for web development interviews.
Game Developer
Game developers who utilize C# with game engines like Unity will find this course useful for solidifying their understanding of core C# and .NET concepts. The course covers important topics such as multithreading, memory management, and object-oriented programming. These concepts are all relevant to game development. A game developer should have a grasp of these to maximize performance when writing game code. This course is helpful for game developers seeking deeper knowledge of underlying fundamentals.
Mobile Application Developer
Mobile application developers who work with .NET technologies, such as Xamarin, will find this course to be beneficial. The course focuses on C# and .NET fundamentals, which include memory management, multithreading, and object-oriented programming. A mobile application developer should be familiar with these concepts. This course may be useful for mobile developers who want to strengthen their understanding of underlying technologies.
Systems Architect
A systems architect designs the structure of computer systems, and this course may be useful for those working with .NET. A systems architect needs a deep understanding of how different parts of a system work together. This course discusses memory management, garbage collection, and the runtime environment of .NET. This is particularly relevant for an architect who needs to make decisions around resource management. This course may help a systems architect preparing for technical interviews.
Technical Consultant
Technical consultants often need a strong understanding of technologies they recommend, and this course can be helpful for consultants working with .NET. This course covers .NET fundamentals. It also includes key concepts such as the Common Language Runtime and the Just-in-Time compiler. A technical consultant should be able to talk about the core concepts of a technology in depth. This course may help technical consultants preparing for interviews or client discussions.
Technical Trainer
Technical trainers who specialize in .NET and C# will find that this course may help them in their work. This course provides a detailed overview of fundamental concepts and common interview questions. These are all topics that a technical trainer will cover during their lessons. A technical trainer will find this course helpful for updating their knowledge and preparing technically for a new role. Gaining a deeper understanding of these topics will make them a more competitive job applicant.
Database Administrator
A database administrator is often responsible for maintaining databases and ensuring they function well. This course may be useful to database administrators who work with applications written in C# or .NET. The course covers the underlying concepts of .NET, including memory management and garbage collection. Understanding this can assist a database administrator in making informed decisions about system performance. This course may help a database administrator build a foundation in .NET fundamentals.
Software Development Manager
Software development managers need a deep understanding of the technologies their teams use, and this course may be useful for those overseeing C# and .NET projects. The course provides a comprehensive overview of .NET fundamentals. This includes topics such as memory management, multithreading, and object-oriented programming. A software development manager should be familiar with these concepts. This course may help a manager who needs a stronger technical foundation.
Quality Assurance Engineer
Quality assurance engineers who work with .NET applications may find this course helpful. The course covers fundamental concepts in .NET and C#, such as memory management, garbage collection, and object oriented programming principles. A quality assurance engineer will be better equipped to understand system behavior in response to these topics. This course may help quality assurance engineers gain a better understanding of the technologies they test.
DevOps Engineer
DevOps engineers who work with .NET applications will find that this course may be helpful. The course covers various fundamentals of .NET, including memory management and garbage collection. It also goes over a number of other topics, such as threading and the CLR. A DevOps engineer may use this knowledge when troubleshooting production issues or creating deployment strategies. This course may be useful for those DevOps engineers who want more knowledge on the technologies that they support.
Data Engineer
Data engineers who work with .NET based data pipelines or processing tools may find this course useful. This course goes into some depth on the .NET framework and underlying architecture of C# programs. The course specifically covers memory management and threading. These are important topics when writing performant processing algorithms. This course may help data engineers better understand the systems that they are working with.

Reading list

We've selected two books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in .NET / C# Interview Questions with Answers..
Provides an in-depth understanding of the Common Language Runtime (CLR), which is essential for understanding how C# code is executed. It covers topics such as garbage collection, memory management, and threading. This book is valuable as additional reading to provide a deeper understanding of the .NET framework. It is commonly used as a textbook at academic institutions.
Provides a comprehensive overview of C# 8.0 and .NET Core 3.0. It covers the fundamentals of the language and framework, as well as more advanced topics such as cross-platform development and cloud computing. It useful reference for understanding the context of interview questions and the latest features of the .NET ecosystem. This book is commonly used by industry professionals.

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