Name: Implementing Design Patterns in C# and .NET 5
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ISBN: 9789390684366

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Implementing Design Patterns in C# and .NET 5

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Implement robust applications by applying efficient Design Patterns with .NET 5 and C#

Key Features
● Detailed theoretical concepts covered, including the use of encapsulation, interfaces, and inheritance.
● Access to solutions applied for software strategy and final product output.
● Simplified demonstration of real applications implementing numerous design patterns.

Description
This book covers detailed aspects of Design Patterns and Object-Oriented Programming concepts using the most modern version of the C# language and .NET platform, including many real-world examples and good practice guidelines that help developers in building robust and extensible applications.

The book begins with the essential concepts of C# programming and the .NET platform. You get your foundation strong by understanding SOLID Principles and the actual implementation of reliable applications. You will be working on most common Design Patterns such as Abstract Factory, Adapter, Composite, Proxy, Command, Strategy, Observer, Factory Method, Singleton, Builder, Interpreter, Mediator, and many other patterns that will help you to create solid enterprise applications. You will also witness the performance of these design patterns in a real software development environment with the help of practical examples.

After learning the most common Design Patterns practiced in .NET enterprise applications, the reader will be able to understand and apply good practices of software development based on the object-oriented paradigm to develop complex enterprise applications efficiently and simply.

What you will learn
● Fine-tune your knowledge about interfaces, polymorphism, and encapsulation.
● Learn to practice implementing design patterns in enterprise applications.
● Implement rich design patterns: Observer, Strategy, Command, Proxy, and more.
● Get to learn the latest additional design patterns such as Builder, Bridge, and Decorator.

Who this book is for
This book is for .NET developers, application developers, and software engineers who want to develop .NET applications with proven techniques and build error-free applications. This book also attracts fresh graduates and entry-level developers as long as basic knowledge about .NET is known to them.

Table of Contents
1. C# Fundamentals
2. Introduction to .NET 5
3. Basic Concepts of Object-Oriented Programming
4. Interfaces in C#
5. Encapsulation and Polymorphism in C#
6. SOLID Principles in C#
7. Abstract Factory
8. Abstract Factory
9. Prototype
10. Factory Method
11. Adapter
12. Composite
13. Proxy
14. Command
15. Strategy
16. Observer
17. Good Practices and Additional Design Patterns

About the Author
Alexandre Malavasi has been working in software development for the last 15 years. He has participated in many projects as a technical leader and software developer, delivering projects using Microsoft Technologies for big companies, including projects in South America, Europa, and the United States. He is also an accomplished postgraduate completing two degrees: one in IT for Business and System Analysis and two master’s degrees in software engineering with Agile Methods Emphasis and in Software Development Process. He is also Microsoft certified in Azure and web development technologies. Furthermore, the author takes part as a speaker in IT conferences and writes technical articles on web development and related topics. Based on all the contributions to the technical community worldwide, he was nominated Microsoft’s Most Valuable Professional (MVP).

Blog links: https://medium.com/@alexandre.malavasi
LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandremalavasi/

Language

English

ISBN

9789390684366

.net core

interfaces

object-oriented programming

observer pattern

solid principles

abstract factory pattern

singleton pattern

prototype pattern

adapter pattern

factory method pattern

Cover Page

Title Page

Dedication Page

About the Author

About the Reviewer

Acknowledgement

Preface

Errata

Table of Contents

1. C# Fundamentals

Structure

Objectives

Tools and environment setup

Installing Visual Studio 2019

Installing Visual Studio Code

Introduction to Visual Studio 2019

Introduction to Visual Studio Code

History of the .NET platform

The .NET Core versions

.NET 5

Introduction to C# language

Loops, operation, and iterations

while statement

do-while statement

for loop

foreach statement

Operators

if statement

switch case

Error handling

Exception

Namespaces

New features on C# 9.0

Conclusion

Points to remember

Multiple-choice questions

Answer

Questions

Key terms

2. Introduction to .NET 5

Structure

Objectives

2.1 Understanding multi-platform concepts

2.2 Overview of the principal project types in .NET 5

2.2.1 Console application

2.2.2 Windows Forms

2.2.3 Asp.Net Core Web application

Conclusion

Points to remember

Questions

3. Basic Concepts of Object-Oriented Programming

Structure

Objectives

Classes, constructors, and methods

Encapsulation

Inheritance

Reusability

Polymorphism

Partial class

Constructor

Static classes

Structs

Interfaces

Conclusion

Points to remember

Multiple-choice questions

Answer

Questions

4. Interfaces in C#

Structure

Objectives

Definition and implementation of interfaces

Multiple interfaces

Testability of interfaces

Dependency injection

Conclusion

Points to remember

Multiple-choice questions

Answer

Questions

5. Encapsulation and Polymorphism in C#

Structure

Objectives

Definition of encapsulation

Definition of polymorphism

Conclusion

Points to remember

Multiple-choice questions

Answer

Questions

6. SOLID Principles in C#

Structure

Objectives

6.1 The single-responsibility principle (SRP)

6.2 The open–closed principle (OCP)

6.3 The Liskov substitution principle (LSP)

6.4 The interface segregation principle (ISP)

6.5 The dependency inversion principle (DIP)

Conclusion

Points to remember

Questions

7. Abstract Factory

Structure

Objectives

Abstract factory definition

Abstract factory scenario

Abstract factory implementation

Conclusion

Points to remember

Multiple-choice questions

Answer

Questions

8. Singleton

Structure

Objectives

8.1 Singleton pattern definition

8.2 Singleton implementation

8.2.1 Multiple instances

8.2.2 Modifications for the singleton pattern

8.2.3 Thread-safe implementation

Conclusion

Points to remember

Multiple-choice questions

Answer

Questions

9. Prototype

Structure

Objectives

9.1 Prototype pattern definition

9.2 Prototype implementation

Conclusion

Points to remember

Multiple-choice questions

Answer

Questions

Key terms

10. Factory Method

Structure

Objectives

10.1 Factory method definition

10.2 Factory method implementation

Conclusion

Points to remember

Multiple-choice questions

Answer

Questions

Key terms

11. Adapter

Structure

Objectives

11.1 Adapter pattern definition

11.2 Adapter pattern implementation

Conclusion

Points to remember

Multiple-choice questions

Answer

Questions

Key terms

12. Composite

Structure

Objectives

12.1 Composite pattern definition

12.2 Composite pattern implementation

Conclusion

Points to remember

Multiple-choice questions

Answer

Questions

Key terms

13. Proxy

Structure

Objectives

13.1 Proxy pattern definition

13.1.1 Proxy pattern types

13.1.2 Proxy pattern structure

13.1.3 Common use in real projects

13.2 Proxy pattern implementation

13.2.1 Scenario requirements

13.2.2 Practical example

Conclusion

Points to remember

Multiple-choice questions

Answers

Questions

Key terms

14. Command

Structure

Objectives

14.1 Command pattern definition

14.2 Commandpattern implementation

14.2.1 Extra classes

14.2.2 Client application

Conclusion

Points to remember

Multiple-choice questions

Answers

Questions

Key terms

15. Strategy

Structure

Objectives

15.1 Strategypattern definition

15.2 Strategy pattern structure

15.3 Strategypattern implementation

15.4 Creating the city strategy class

Conclusion

Points to remember

Multiple-choice questions

Answers

Questions

Key terms

16. Observer

Structure

Objectives

16.1 Observerpattern definition

16.2 Observerpattern implementation

16.3 Creating the User class

16.4 Creating the Blog Post class

16.5 Client application

Conclusion

Points to remember

Multiple-choice questions

Answers

Questions

Key terms

17. Good Practices and Additional Design Patterns

Structure

Objectives

17.1 Good practices and recommendations

17.2 Builder, bridge, and decorator patterns

17.2.1 Builder pattern

17.2.2 Bridge pattern

17.2.3 Decorator pattern

17.3 Chain of responsibility and patterns

17.3.1 Chain of responsibility pattern

17.3.2 Façade pattern

Conclusion

Points to remember

Multiple-choice questions

Answers

Questions

Key terms

Index