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What is O.O.P.?
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2
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What are the pillars of O.O.P.?
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3
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Encapsulation
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4
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Polymorphism
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5
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Abstraction
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6
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Inheritance
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7
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overloading vs. overriding a method
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8
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virtual vs. abstract methods
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9
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non-access modifiers
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10
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access modifiers
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11
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protected
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12
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private
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13
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internal
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14
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public
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15
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protected internal
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16
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static
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17
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readonly
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18
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final (non-access modifier)
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19
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try-catch
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20
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runtime error vs. compile-time error
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A compile-time error generally refers to the errors that correspond to the semantics or syntax. A runtime error refers to the error that we encounter during the code execution during runtime.
21
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What is CLR?
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22
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What is CLI?
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23
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SOLID Principles
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24
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Dependency Inversion Principle
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25
Lizkov Substitution Principle
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Single Responsibility Principle
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Open-Close Principle
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Interface Segregation Principle
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What is a Design Pattern?
30
Creational Design Patterns
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Structural Design Patterns
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Behavioral Design Patterns
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The Facade Design Pattern
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The Factory Method Design Pattern
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The Singleton Design Pattern
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The Strategy Design Pattern
37
The Adapter Design Pattern
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Is METHOD OVERLOADING runtime or compile-time?
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conditionals / branches
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loops
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iterators
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generics
43
non generics
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boxing
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unboxing
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stack (with operations)
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queue (with operations)
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heap
49
dictionary vs list vs Ienumerable
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value types vs reference types
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stack vs heap
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default class
internal
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default access member
private
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