Learning C# .NET Programming for Beginners.

Learning C# .NET – Programming for Beginners. , available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 115 lectures, based on 441 reviews, and has 3131 subscribers.

You will learn about How to create a functional app based on complete, standards-compliant code. Essential programming concepts including data types, variables, classes and objects, arithmetic operators, I/O, if-else statements, loops and more. Computing theory and mathematical principles strictly as they apply to everyday C# programming. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone with an interest in creating their own applications from scratch. or People who are wanting to gain a understanding of programming in C#. or Programmers who want to expand the number of languages they can use. or People who want to learn programming through pragmatic examples instead of endless explanations. It is particularly useful for Anyone with an interest in creating their own applications from scratch. or People who are wanting to gain a understanding of programming in C#. or Programmers who want to expand the number of languages they can use. or People who want to learn programming through pragmatic examples instead of endless explanations.

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Title: Learning C# .NET – Programming for Beginners.

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 115

Number of Published Lectures: 115

Number of Curriculum Items: 115

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 115

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

How to create a functional app based on complete, standards-compliant code.

Essential programming concepts including data types, variables, classes and objects, arithmetic operators, I/O, if-else statements, loops and more.

Computing theory and mathematical principles strictly as they apply to everyday C# programming.

Who Should Attend

Anyone with an interest in creating their own applications from scratch.

People who are wanting to gain a understanding of programming in C#.

Programmers who want to expand the number of languages they can use.

People who want to learn programming through pragmatic examples instead of endless explanations.

Target Audiences

Anyone with an interest in creating their own applications from scratch.

People who are wanting to gain a understanding of programming in C#.

Programmers who want to expand the number of languages they can use.

People who want to learn programming through pragmatic examples instead of endless explanations.

A Verifiable Certificate of Completion is presented to all students who undertake this course.

In this C# for Beginners tutorial course, you can learn this powerful object-oriented programming language so closely tied to Microsoft .NET and see why it is such a great platform for creating rich applications. Professor Mike McMillan goes through the fundamentals of the language structure, and gradually lays the groundwork for you to build your own apps.

In 114 separate tutorials, Mike gives you a solid working knowledge of object-oriented programming, even if you’re completely new to coding. He demonstrates how to use variables and data types, objects and classes, arrays, inheritance and polymorphism and distinguishes how working in C# differs from other types of code. Once you gain your confidence in the underlying areas, you’ll be ready to complete the functional To-Do List app that is integrated into the course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Working Files – Download These First

Lecture 2: Whats Covered

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Visual C# Express Install

Lecture 2: Visual C# Express Overview

Chapter 3: Your First C# Program

Lecture 1: Entering And Running The Program

Lecture 2: Correcting Errors

Lecture 3: Exercise – Modifying

Chapter 4: C# Building Blocks – Data Types And Variables

Lecture 1: Introduction To Data Types

Lecture 2: Data Types – int, double

Lecture 3: Data Types Continued – string and bool

Lecture 4: Variable Naming Rules

Lecture 5: Declaring Variables

Lecture 6: Assigning Data To Variables

Lecture 7: Exercise – Saying Hello To Others

Chapter 5: Introduction To Classes And Objects

Lecture 1: Classes And Objects

Lecture 2: Class Data Members – Constructors

Lecture 3: ToString Method

Lecture 4: Set and Get Methods

Lecture 5: Properties

Lecture 6: Utility Methods

Lecture 7: Exercise 1 – More On Name Class

Lecture 8: Exercise 2 – A Date Class

Chapter 6: Arithmetic Operators And Expressions

Lecture 1: C# Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 2: Arithmetic Operator Order Of Precedence

Lecture 3: Increment And Composite Assignment Operators

Lecture 4: Using Constants

Lecture 5: Math Library Functions

Lecture 6: Mixing Arithmetic Data Types

Lecture 7: Exercise 1 – Translating Formulas To C# Code

Chapter 7: C# Input And Output

Lecture 1: Reading Data From The Keyboard

Lecture 2: Reading Numeric Data From The Keyboard

Lecture 3: Writing Data To The Console

Lecture 4: Exercise – Generating A Form Letter

Chapter 8: Making Decisions

Lecture 1: Relational Operators

Lecture 2: Logical Operators

Lecture 3: Simple if Statement

Lecture 4: if-else Statements

Lecture 5: Nested if-else Statements

Lecture 6: The if-else-if Statement – Part 1

Lecture 7: The if-else-if Statement – Part 2

Lecture 8: Exercise 1 – Q & A Program

Lecture 9: Exercise 2 – A Calculator Program

Chapter 9: Performing Repetition

Lecture 1: The while Loop – Part 1

Lecture 2: The while Loop – Part 2

Lecture 3: Count Controlled while Loops

Lecture 4: Event Controlled while Loops

Lecture 5: The for Loop – Part 1

Lecture 6: The for Loop – Part 2

Lecture 7: The for Loop – Part 3

Lecture 8: break And continue

Lecture 9: Exercise 1 – Looping Q and A

Lecture 10: Exercise 2 – Looping Calculator

Chapter 10: Methods

Lecture 1: Defining A Method – Part 1

Lecture 2: Defining A Method – Part 2

Lecture 3: Predicate Methods

Lecture 4: Void Methods

Lecture 5: Value Parameters

Lecture 6: Exercise 1 – Two Example Methods

Lecture 7: Exercise 2 – Adding Methods

Chapter 11: Working With Lists

Lecture 1: Introduction To Lists

Lecture 2: Declaring A List

Lecture 3: Initializing A List

Lecture 4: Adding Data To A List

Lecture 5: Accessing List Elements

Lecture 6: Passing Lists As Method Arguments

Lecture 7: Generating Random Numbers

Lecture 8: Searching A List

Lecture 9: Sorting A List

Lecture 10: Exercise 1 – Finding The Maximum Value

Lecture 11: Exercise 2 – A Custom Search Method

Chapter 12: Classes And Object-Oriented Programming

Lecture 1: Private Data Members

Lecture 2: More On Constructors

Lecture 3: Properties

Lecture 4: Displaying Data – ToString

Lecture 5: Helper Methods

Lecture 6: Exercise 1 – An Object-Oriented Calculator

Lecture 7: Exercise 2 – Extending Time Class

Chapter 13: Inheritance

Lecture 1: Introduction To Inheritance

Lecture 2: Overriding Methods

Lecture 3: Protected Members

Lecture 4: Exercise 1 – Virtual Methods

Lecture 5: Exercise 2 – Graphics Package

Chapter 14: Polymorphism And Other Advanced Topics

Lecture 1: Polymorphism Example

Lecture 2: Working With Abstract Classes

Lecture 3: Working With Interfaces

Lecture 4: Exercise 1 – Polymorphism

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