Collections are used to organize data so that it can be used efficiently. In this course we'll learn about the various collection types provided by the .NET framework.
What you'll learn
- Arrays
- Lists
- Sets
- Dictionaries
- Generics
Overview
Syllabus
Arrays
Arrays are good for retrieving and updating values, but not so good for finding, adding, and deleting values.
Chevron 8 steps-
Welcome
4:04
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Arrays
4:14
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Jagged Arrays
9:47
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Jagged Arrays
1 objective
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Multidimensional Arrays
7:34
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Multidimensional Arrays
1 objective
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Disadvantages of Arrays
5:53
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Arrays
2 questions
Lists
Internally, System.Generic.Collections.List is an array, but it's much easier to work with.
Chevron 11 steps-
Lists
7:14
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More List Operations
4:45
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Lists
4 questions
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Searching Lists
3:32
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Lists
1 objective
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Sorting Lists
11:49
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Searching Sorted Lists
6:10
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Collection Interfaces
5:06
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Collection Interfaces
4 questions
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Read-only Collection Interfaces
5:12
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Read-only Collection Interfaces
1 objective
Sets and Dictionaries
Sets and dictionaries are fast at finding, retrieving, and removing items. They're unordered and rely on object hash codes.
Chevron 11 steps-
HashSet
5:29
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Hashing
6:48
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GetHashCode and Equals Methods
4:03
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Hash Codes and Object Equality
5 questions
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Dictionary
11:29
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Dictionary
1 objective
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Dictionary Keys and Values
6:06
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Using Dictionaries
2 objectives
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The System.Collections.Generic Namespace
3:00
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The System.Collections Namespace
3:24
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Other Collection Types
4 questions
