The Basics of C# Programming
Embark on a structured journey to master C# programming, the versatile language powering a vast ecosystem of applications from desktop to cloud. This comprehensive program, developed by Sejal Learning Solutions, provides a rigorous yet accessible pathway for new developers to build foundational expertise and confidently tackle real-world coding challenges.
What You Will Learn
This program is meticulously designed to demystify C# and equip you with the practical skills needed to write robust, efficient, and maintainable code. Starting from the absolute basics, you will learn to set up your development environment, understand fundamental data types, and control the flow of your programs with precision.
You will delve into essential concepts such as declaring and manipulating variables, working with strings, and applying various operators effectively. The curriculum progresses to more advanced topics, including the powerful capabilities of collections for organizing data, iterating through them efficiently, and leveraging generics for type-safe code.
Crucially, this course emphasizes professional development practices, including strategies for anticipating and handling exceptions to create resilient applications. Each of the 65 standalone lessons is crafted to provide clear, actionable knowledge, ensuring you build a comprehensive and practical understanding of C# programming.
Course Modules
Module 1: Mastering Enumerations for Data Lists
Learn to define and utilize enumerations for creating structured and readable lists of related constants.
(5 Lessons)
Module 2: Your First C# Console Application
Set up your development environment and write your initial C# console programs from scratch.
(8 Lessons)
Module 3: Declaring Value-Type Variables
Understand variable types, declaration, and scope to manage data effectively within your applications.
(13 Lessons)
Module 4: Working with Strings
Explore string manipulation techniques, formatting, and essential operations for text-based data.
(10 Lessons)
Module 5: C# Operators in Depth
Master arithmetic, comparison, logical, and assignment operators to perform diverse computations.
(3 Lessons)
Module 6: Controlling Program Flow
Implement conditional statements and loops to dictate the execution path of your C# programs.
(3 Lessons)
Module 7: Organizing Data with Collections
Curriculum
- 10 Sections
- 65 Lessons
- Lifetime
- Chapter 1: Creating Your First C# Console Application8
- 1.1Getting a Handle on Computer Languages, C#, and .NET10 mins
- 1.2Creating Your First Console Application10 mins
- 1.3Making Your Console App Do Something10 mins
- 1.4Reviewing Your Console Application10 mins
- 1.5Replacing All that Ceremonial Code: Top-Level Statements10 mins
- 1.6Introducing the Toolbox Trick10 mins
- 1.7Interacting with C# Online10 mins
- 1.8Working with Jupyter Notebook: The Short Version10 mins
- Chapter 2: Living with Variability — Declaring Value-Type Variables13
- 2.1Declaring a Variable10 mins
- 2.2What’s an int?10 mins
- 2.3Representing Fractions10 mins
- 2.4Handling Floating-Point Variables10 mins
- 2.5Using the Decimal Type: Is It an Integer or a Float?10 mins
- 2.6Examining the bool Type: Is It Logical?10 mins
- 2.7Checking Out Character Types10 mins
- 2.8What’s a Value Type?10 mins
- 2.9Comparing string and char10 mins
- 2.10Calculating Leap Years: DateTime10 mins
- 2.11Declaring Numeric Constants10 mins
- 2.12Changing Types: The Cast10 mins
- 2.13Letting the C# Compiler Infer Data Types10 mins
- Chapter 3: Pulling Strings10
- 3.1The Union Is Indivisible, and So Are Strings10 mins
- 3.2Performing Common Operations on a String10 mins
- 3.3Comparing Strings10 mins
- 3.4What If I Want to Switch Case?10 mins
- 3.5Looping through a String10 mins
- 3.6Searching Strings10 mins
- 3.7Getting Input from Users in Console Applications10 mins
- 3.8Controlling Output Manually10 mins
- 3.9Formatting Your Strings Precisely10 mins
- 3.10StringBuilder: Manipulating Strings More Efficiently10 mins
- Chapter 4: Smooth Operators3
- Chapter 5: Getting into the Program Flow3
- Chapter 6: Lining Up Your Ducks with Collections10
- 6.1The C# Array10 mins
- 6.2Processing Arrays by Using foreach10 mins
- 6.3Sorting Arrays of Data10 mins
- 6.4Using var for Arrays10 mins
- 6.5Loosening Up with C# Collections10 mins
- 6.6Understanding Collection Syntax10 mins
- 6.7Using Lists10 mins
- 6.8Using Dictionaries10 mins
- 6.9Array and Collection Initializers10 mins
- 6.10Using Sets10 mins
- Chapter 7: Stepping through Collections4
- Chapter 8: Buying Generic3
- Chapter 9: Some Exceptional Exceptions6
- Chapter 10: Creating Lists of Items with Enumerations5
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