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What is WPF
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Windows Presentation Foundation
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What is WCF
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Windows Communication Foundation
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What is LINQ
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Language-Integrated Queries
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What is CLR
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common language runtime
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Any code that is compiled to run in the CLR is called
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managed code
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managed code automatically contains
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metadata
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The compiler
translates your code into |
Microsoft intermediate language (MSIL)
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Partial classes , also called
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partial types ,
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Abstraction means to
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create a model of an object
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Encapsulation refers to
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the combination of characteristics of an object along
with its behaviors. |
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Inheritance is
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the ability to create a new class from an existing class.
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The real purpose of inheritance is
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reusability
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A derived class with a method named the same as a method in
the base class is said to |
override the method in the base class.
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Overriding allows
an inherited class to |
take different actions from the identically named
method in the base class. |
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The term polymorphism actually means
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the ability to take on many shapes or
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polymorphism As applied to OOP, polymorphism refers to
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method names that have
identical names but different implementations |
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A constructor is a
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a method that automatically executes when a class is instantiated.
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A destructor is a
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method that automatically executes when an object is
destroyed. |
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In VB, the constructor must be a procedure named
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New
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The
destructor must be named |
Dispose
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