Working with Types

We will delve into the details of how we can create and work with data structures in C#.

📄️ Types in C#

Primitive Types

📄️ Classes in Detail

We will now focus on the usage of classes. Object-oriented programming organizes code and data into objects. As we have seen, classes can contain fields, properties, constructors, and methods with various access modifiers.

📄️ Inheritance, Interfaces, and Abstract Classes

Inheritance

📄️ Generics

In many applications, we don't need inheritance/implementation; instead, we require generic implementations of class logic that can work with multiple data types. Interfaces may not be suitable here, as we might want to use generic classes with types that are not under our control, such as types from libraries.

🗃️ Collections

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📄️ Inheritance vs. Partial Classes vs. Extension Methods

Possibilities for Code Extension