C# Programming Crash Course

C# is an object-oriented programming language from Microsoft’s C family of languages. It is one of the most used programming languages as it is a rich, simple, flexible and portable language for any programmer to grasp quickly. This course is best suited for any developer with prior knowledge of the OOPS concept and looking to learn C#.

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Course Overview

First-time programmers usually start off with the C family of languages. It comprises of all C, C++, C#, and others. They are very powerful and with expertise in them, you can write any program. This course will help you ace and own the C# language like a pro! In this course, you will learn about the fundamentals of C#. You will also learn to create games, mobile apps, and websites. You will learn the various aspects of the C# language like its classes, structures, and object orientation.

1-year access to audio-video lectures
Course completion certificate

Course Outline

Skills

With this course, you will be able to build upon foundational skills like algorithmic thinking, debugging and error handling.

Alignment

The outline of this course is aligned to help beginners become better programmers by improving their skillset.

Outcome

By the end of this course, you should be able to write an excellent C# code with minimal errors.

Introduction to the Course

Course Introduction

Final Application Demonstration
Overview Of C#

Section Introduction

C# Strengths & Weaknesses

Popular Uses Of C#

Demystifying The .Net Framework

Section Summary
Setting Up Environment

Section Introduction

Downloading And Installing Visual Studio

Creating A New Console Project

Environment Break Down

Preventing The Console From Auto Exiting

Section Summary
Data Types & Their Uses

Section Introduction

Categories Of Data Types

Predefined Data Types

Arrays Part 1 - Single Dimensional And Jagged

Arrays Part 2 - Multidimensional And Arrays As Objects

Enums

Section Summary

Variables, Expressions, & Operators

Section Introduction

Variables - Implicit And Explicit Creation And Converstion

Definite Assignment

Expressions And Operators

Section Summary
Statements & Flow Control

Section Introduction

Breaking Down Statements

Selection Statements

Looping Statements

Jumping Statements

Section Summary
Organization

Section Introduction

Files

Namespaces

Section Summary
Classes And Structs

Section Introduction

Classes And Inheritance

Classes Vs Structs

Fields And Constants

Methods

Method Modifiers

Properties And Accessors

Static Members

Constructors

Indexers

Overloading Operators

Section Summary
Inheritance

Section Introduction

A Brief Overview Of Inheritance

Access Modifiers

Class Convertion

Polymorphism

Abstract Classes And Members

Sealed Methods And Classes

Hiding Inherited Members

Section Summary
Interfaces

Section Introduction

Breaking Down Interfaces

Defining And Using Interfaces With Polymorphism

Extending Interfaces

Avoiding Common Interface Problems

Section Summary
Delegates & Events

Section Introduction

Defining, Creating, And Using Delegates

Multicast Delegates

Defining, Creating, And Handling Events

Section Summary
Exception Handling

Section Introduction

A Broad Overview Of Exceptions

Try, Catch, And Finally

Section Summary
Attributes, Preprocessor Directives, & Documentation

Section Introduction

Defining And Utilizing Attributes

Defining And Utilizing Preprocessor Directives

Comments

Section Summary
Setting Up Notebook Application Components

Section Introduction

Creating Notebook App And Implementing IPageable Inteface

Creating A Structure For Holding Page Data

Creating Textual Message Class And Implementing IPageable Interface

Creating Child MessageList Class And Implementing Enums

Creating The Image Class

Section Summary
Tieing Components Together In The New Notebook Class

Section Introduction

Creating A List Of Pages In The New Notebook Class

Utilizing Delegates, Dictionaries, And Indexers To Interact With Notebook

Using Constructors And The Params Modifier To Initialize Notebook Dictionary

Instantiating Notebook And Using Do While Loop to Accept Continuous Input

Fixing Key Not Found Exception With Try And Catch

Using Switch Statement To Extract Secondary Commands Part 1

Using Switch Statement To Extract Secondary Commands Part 2

Section Summary
Defining Input, Output, Delete & Show Functions

Section Introduction

Defining Input And Output Methods For TextualMessage Class

Adding, Showing, And Removing List Pages

Overriding Input And Utilizing enums In MessageList Class

Defining Input And Output Functions For Image Class

Section Summary
Improving Modularity Using Events And NotebookLogger Class

Section Introduction

Creating The New NotebookLogger Class

Defining And Calling Events In the Notebook Class Part 1

Defining And Calling Events In the Notebook Class Part 2

Defining And Attaching - Detaching Event Handlers In NotebookLogger

Toggling Event Handlers In The NotebookLogger Class

Section Summary
Conclusion

Additional Resources

Closing Message