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C# Language Internals - Part 2

The second part of the C# Language Internals course continues our journey of the inner workings of the C# programming language and the CLR.

Advanced
4h 39m
(214)

Created by Bart De Smet

Last Updated Jun 28, 2019

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C# Language Internals - Part 2

The second part of the C# Language Internals course continues our journey of the inner workings of the C# programming language and the CLR.

Advanced
4h 39m
(214)

Created by Bart De Smet

Last Updated Jun 28, 2019

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In the second part of this course, we take .NET developers behind the scenes of advanced C# language features to get a deeper insight into the language, the Intermediate Language (IL) it compiles into, and the Common Language Runtime (CLR) it runs on. By studying language internals, you can make better design choices involving advanced language features, solve hard debugging puzzles quicker, and understand the performance ramifications of these language features. This is the second part of a two-part course.

C# Language Internals - Part 2
Advanced
4h 39m
(214)
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Bart De Smet
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Bart is a software engineer building massive scale data processing systems at Microsoft. His areas of expertise include programming languages, runtimes, reactive programming, and databases. Prior to joining Microsoft, Bart was an MVP for C#. Bart is a popular speaker at various conferences and the author of a few C# books.

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