@GavinLon

Hi Everyone! I created this course to help you with your understanding of the more advanced features of the C# language. Along with many practical code examples that are available on GitHub, I’ve  also included content regarding the evolution of .NET. A special thanks to FCC for publishing this course! I hope you enjoy learning from it and I hope that it helps you get to the next level with C# programming - Gavin Lon

@FRIEDCRACK

00:21:00 : Introduction
01:54:00 : Delegate : Covariance and countervariance
02:39:30 : Events
02:55:53 : Events : Add/Remove Accesors
03:22:48 : Events : User Actions & UWP
05:12:52 : Generics : Introduction
05:27:53 : Generics : Understang Constraints
05:54:22 : Generics : Events and Delegates
06:56:33 : Asynchronous Programming : Async/Await Task
07:35:45 : Asynchronous Programming : Task.Run()
08:04:52 : Asynchronous Programming : Best Practices
08:45:34 : Asynchronous Programming : Cancelling Asynchronous Operations
09:14:24 : LINQ
09:50:35 : LINQ : Queries
10:30:12 : LINQ : Operators
12:19:01 : Attributs : Predefiend and Custom Attributes
13:34:19 : Reflections

Have i missed some ?

@curojimenes2642

when I look on details of the course I see almost everything I have on my list to learn. Looking forward to learn.

@felixkimutai8478

Gavin Lon has been my teacher for the last 5 months and I have gained a lot from him. He's the best. Thanks FreeCodeCamp and Gavin

@hemanthbathula7255

One small advice would be like for the chapter Delegates - Create a Code Example, i felt it would be better if u went step by step like u know first build registration run it and show then go for login page etc. You builded everything at once and after sometime it became a tough to follow so yeah its just a small constructive feedback

@yolamontalvan9502

I use C# for fast programming. I use C++ for robust big projects. My C++ library has functions contained already in C#.

@ElCidPhysics90

15 hours! That’s truly impressive. Thank you.

@doingsneakypeakylike

This course has been a blessing. I was looking for something exactly like this! Thank you Gavin!

@elcocodriloazul

I have no words to describe how awesome is this. I am so pumped to do more. Please do something like this for OOP like a store or something like that.

@CRBarchager

Part 11 starts at 3:22:44 not 2:22:44 as stated in the contents.

@creecree2060

Thank you, Thanks you - wow!!!!! I have been programing in C# for a while now and decided to sharpen my skill to the next level and I am so glad I found this course - The Best.

@FAWZAAAN

15 hours video? It's amazing. Thanks a lot, sir.

@tresorTshims

Hi this course I won't let it pass me by, I was the first one to log in when the view was only one person, now I come back is already 7.7K views. Thank a lot for your help.

@zaimcodes

Thank you so much, I am on a journey to discover other programming languages, to at least understand the structures and syntaxes.
I have been doing PHP for quite some time and I'm afraid my forte would only lies on web development. I used to develop a simple 2D game using Unity back on 2017, this is a really helpful revision to me.

Thank you, Gavin!

@n0mad385

Pardon my French, but I think it is amazing as hell for these videos to exist. It's like going to college and taking the courses yourself, but for free.

@AhmadFarooq422

Awesome! I just completed the C# for begginers course a few weeks ago, and now I am excited to learn further. Thank you very much for this!

@RealValkor

I have started my journey with C# over a year ago with the C# basics course provided here, I've read books and made games... And now I'm thrilled to watch this! C# is a lovely language and I have so much fun working with it.

@benderbg

Nice to see an advanced course. There is more than enough hello world tutorials.

@CRBarchager

10:50:00 I just love that I get to question myself from the code here as 'Aren't GroupBy and ToLooup the same?' and you answer the question.