Technical screening .Net Developer

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Finding a good .Net Developer can be a challenge. With this course, you will gain insight on how to find good candidates for your company or you clients. We cover the basics of .Net as well as many great interview questions. Check it out today!

Technical Screening: .Net
Tom Henricksen
IT Career Coach, Author, Speaker

Agenda
1. .Net Overview
2. .Net vs Java
3. Code examples
4. .Net Interview Questions

.Net Overview
.Net Framework
● Framework Class Library(FCL)
● Common Language Runtime(CLR)
● Visual Studio
● ASP.Net

.Net Overview
Common Language
Infrastructure(CLI)

Differences
● Windows vs Multiplatform
● Proprietary vs Open Source
● One vs Multi-vendor

Similarities
● Standard components
● Multi-tiered
● Enterprise Level

Code Examples
.Net Hello World
// Hello1.cs
public class Hello1
{
public static void Main()
{
System.Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!");
}
}

Code Examples
// Java Hello World
class HelloWorldApp {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello World!"); //
Display the string.
}
}

Java Interview Questions
Years of experience
Self Rating
Basic Java Questions

.Net Interview Questions
Entry Level
● Base class
● Extender class
● inheritance

.Net Interview Questions
Advanced Questions
● Orientation
● Reflection
● ASMX vs .Net Remoting

.Net Interview Questions
ASP.Net Questions
● Postback
● Webforms vs MVC
● Page Lifecycle

Conclusion
● Reach out with any questions
● Feedback form
● Connect to me on LinkedIn, Twitter,
Facebook,Google+
● Buy the Notes!

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