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What's New in C# 6
By Scott Allen
C# 6 introduces a number of new syntax features, as well as a new compiler technology. In this course, we will examine these features and also provide an introduction to the new compiler - code-named Roslyn.
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Sep 20, 2014
Duration
1h 43m
Table of contents
Introduction
Introduction
1m
Perspective
2m
Language Features
2m
Compiler Features
6m
scriptcs
4m
Getting Started
3m
Conclusion
0m
Language Features Part I
Introduction
0m
Auto-Property Initializers
4m
Primary Constructors
5m
Using Explicit Constructors
3m
Dictionary Initializers
4m
Add Extensions
3m
Event Initializer
1m
params and IEnumerable
1m
Literals and Separators
1m
Summary
1m
Language Features Part 2
Introduction
0m
Declaration Expressions
5m
Using Statics
6m
Setting Up for Errors
1m
Conditional Access
4m
Passing Tests
3m
await and catch
3m
Exception Filters
4m
nameof
1m
Expression Bodied Members
2m
Summary
1m
Roslyn
Description
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Sep 20, 2014
Duration
1h 43m
Description
C# 6 introduces new syntax features for primary constructors, exception filtering, static class usage, and more. We'll examine each of these language features in detail, and also look at the area where Microsoft worked the hardest: the compiler itself. Code-named Roslyn, the new compiler comes with an architecture that makes it easier to build tools and extensions for both the C# and Visual Basic languages.
About the author
About the author
Scott has over 15 years of experience in commercial software development and is a frequent speaker at national conferences, and local user groups. Scott is a Microsoft MVP and has authored books on several Microsoft technologies, including ASP.NET, C#, and Windows Workflow.
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