Published 7/2023 Created by Nitish Kumar MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 34 Lectures ( 6h 24m ) | Size: 2.91 GB
Learn C# (C Sharp) programming language | A complete and step by step course for beginners
What you'll learn Understand the basics of C# programming, including variables, data types, operators, and control structures. Set up a development environment and write the first C# program. Learn about the Console Class and its basic functionalities. Differentiate between Console .Write() and Console .WriteLine() methods. Understand the difference between Console .Read() and Console .ReadKey() methods. Customize the Console window by changing its color, height, and width. Explore various data types in C#, such as booleans, integers, floating-point numbers, and characters. Familiarize yourself with newly added data types like IntPtr and UIntPtr. Gain knowledge of string manipulation and perform operations using built-in methods. Understand the concepts of string immutability and mutability in C#. Learn the importance of the StringBuilder Class and its practical usage. Master string formatting techniques using String .Concat(), String .Format(), and string interpolation. Gain knowledge about the Object Class type and Var vs Dynamic keyword. Learn casting and type conversions, including implicit and explicit conversions. Understand the differences between Convert Class and Parse Methods. Write better code using the TryParse method and learn about boxing and unboxing. Manipulate and perform operations on various data types using C# operators. Practice arithmetic, comparison, equality, and logical operators. Explore the Math Class and utilize its built-in methods for performing operations. Develop a solid foundation in C# fundamentals for confidently building applications and pursuing advanced topics in C# development.
Requirements No programming experience needed to learn this course. We will cover everything from scratch. It would be helpful to have some basic knowledge of a code editor (Example: Visual Studio) You must have a passion to dive into the world of programming.
