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The New Face of Computer Science Education - The Scratch Generation

100   Learning C# and OOP: Getting Started, Objects and Encapsulation
104   Learning C# and OOP, Classes
106a Learning C# and OOP, Properties, Part 1
106b Learning C# and OOP, Properties, Part 2
108a Learning C# and OOP, Indexers, Part 1
108b Learning C# and OOP, Indexers, Part 2
110   Learning C# and OOP, Indexers, Part 2
112   Learning C# and OOP, Polymorphism Based on Overloaded Methods
116   Learning C# and OOP, Polymorphism, Type Conversion, Casting, etc.
120   Learning C# and OOP, Runtime Polymorphism through Inheritance
124   Learning C# and OOP, Polymorphism and the Object Class
128a Learning C# and OOP, Polymorphism and Interfaces, Part 1
128b Learning C# and OOP, Polymorphism and Interfaces, Part 2
128c Learning C# and OOP, Polymorphism and Interfaces, Part 3

Java v.s. C#
2100 Understanding Properties in Java and C#

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