Description
C# is a programming language developed by Microsoft for the .NET platform. This introductory course is suitable for participants who have not previously studied programming. Starting with the fundamentals of C# and .NET, participants learn universal programming concepts step by step through examples developed in Microsoft Visual Studio.
What Will You Learn?
- Concepts shared by programming languages
- The logic of programming
- Designing algorithms and translating them into code
Who Should Attend?
Anyone who wants to learn software development.
Outline
The C# Language and .NET Platform
- CLR and IL
- Just-in-time compilation (JIT)
- Assemblies in .NET
Microsoft Visual Studio
- Selecting themes and templates
- Using windows
- Customizing the development environment and practical tips
C# Syntax and Fundamentals
- References
- The using keyword and namespaces
- Scope
- Your first application
Windows Forms Fundamentals
- Form interfaces
- The Toolbox and controls
- Control properties, events and methods
Variables and Data Types
- Variable declaration syntax
- Primitive data types
- The object type and memory management
- Type conversion
- Implicit and explicit conversion
- Boxing and unboxing
- The Convert class
- Arithmetic and compound operators
Errors and Troubleshooting
- Exceptions
- Try-catch and finally blocks
Decision Structures
- Conditional expressions and if statements
- Logical propositions and operators
- Else-if conditions
- Compound AND and OR expressions
- Switch-case statements
- Conditional and null-coalescing operators (? and ??)
Arrays, Collections and Generic Lists
- Declaring arrays
- Indexes
- Basic collections with ArrayList
- Using List<T> and its advantages
Loops
- For loops
- Continue and break
- While, do-while and foreach loops
Methods
- Method types and signatures
- Parameter types: out, ref and params
- Overloading
- Recursive methods
String, Math and DateTime
- The string type and its methods
- The Math class and its methods
- The DateTime type and its methods
Object-Oriented Programming
- Objects and classes
- Properties and methods
- Access modifiers: private and public
- Constructors
- Inheritance
- Polymorphism
- Abstract classes
- Interfaces
- Using built-in interfaces
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites.