Course Outline

Introduction

Project Setup for Government

.Net and Visual Studio Setup for Government

C# Data Types and Operators for Government

  • Variable types
  • Operators
  • Conditional statements
  • Loop statements
  • Lists
  • Switches
  • Arrays

Object-Oriented Programming for Government

  • Class creation
  • Constructors
  • Constructor overloading
  • Namespaces and using statements

Methods for Government

  • Method creation
  • Method reuse
  • Method overloading
  • Passing arguments

Containers for Government

  • Lists
  • Vectors
  • Dictionary
  • Generics

Extending Classes for Government

  • Construction of classes
  • Inheritance
  • Polymorphism
  • Abstract classes
  • Interface classes

Working with Strings for Government

  • Manipulation
  • Formatting
  • Tokenizers

Unit Tests for Government

  • Web testing
  • Creation
  • Assertions

Debugging for Government

  • The Watch Window
  • Debug commands
  • Debugging functions

Exception Handling for Government

  • Catch block
  • Finally block
  • Throw keyword
  • Try catch block

Working with JSON for Government

  • Structure
  • JSON libraries
  • Creating JSON strings
  • Deserializing

Towards an Automation Framework for Government

Closing Remarks for Government

Requirements

  • An interest in C# programming and automation testing for government

Audience

  • Entry-level testers who are interested in learning C# for automation testing
  • Experienced testers with a background in other programming languages, such as Java or JavaScript, who wish to apply their skills to C# within the context of government projects
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