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Create Your WebBrowser: Learn C# Fundamentals Practically, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 2.85, with 86 lectures, based on 14 reviews, and has 1721 subscribers.

You will learn about By the end of the course, you will be able to program your own windows application , from console application to GUI application. You will also walk away with your own developed web browser and Console calculator. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone interested to learn c# programming, regardless of whether you are a novice or professional. It is particularly useful for Anyone interested to learn c# programming, regardless of whether you are a novice or professional. .

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Title: Create Your WebBrowser: Learn C# Fundamentals Practically

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 2.85

Number of Lectures: 86

Number of Published Lectures: 86

Number of Curriculum Items: 86

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 86

Original Price: $199.99

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What You Will Learn

  • By the end of the course, you will be able to program your own windows application , from console application to GUI application.
  • You will also walk away with your own developed web browser and Console calculator.
  • Who Should Attend

  • Anyone interested to learn c# programming, regardless of whether you are a novice or professional.
  • Target Audiences

  • Anyone interested to learn c# programming, regardless of whether you are a novice or professional.
  • Why learn Programming?

    According to Marbella International Universit Centre,

    1. To get money

    A software developer is the most in-demand job in the world. The world needs tons of software developers for data science, application development, and web development.

    2. To become a better boss (or workmate)

    You will need to work with programmers or manage them. According to experience, there is normally a big gap between business people and IT people.

    3. To satisfy your curiosity

    We are surrounded by all types of devices, and we are at all times using the programs and applications. Aren’t you curious about how these work?

    4. To automatize your daily tasks

    Are you tired of doing repetitive tasks? Well, if you learn to program, you will be able t develop your own programs and applications to ease your daily tasks.

    5. To improve your problem-solving and abstraction skills

    When you learn to program, you improve your problem-solving and abstraction skills, and these skills are very important for many tasks in our personal and professional life.

             

    Have you ever want to build your own windows GUI program? Whether you are a novice wanting to create your own GUI application, or a professional looking to convey your ideas through software prototyping, this course is for you. 

              This course is specially designed for you to quickly and easily gain all the fundamental skills to create your own windows application, regardless of your background. This hand-ons class uses practical approach to teach C# programming, meaning we will walk you through in creating your own application, from simple console to GUI, while explaining the important theory you should know. No unnecessary theory is included to bore you off, and you will walk away with your own web browser by the end of the course. 

              Topics Covered in a Practical Way: 

    1. While writing your own Console Calculator Application, we will discuss about all the C# coding basics, including conditional statements (IF Else, SwitchCase), Loops (for loops, while loops), variables, arrays, methods and etc.

    2. Class and Objects, inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism, the essentials of Object Oriented Programming, will also be discussed while you enhance your console calculator application.

    3. Learn interface design and event handling for creating beautiful GUI application, while you build your own web browser.

    4. and more

              Programming is a form of language, hence, to master it, you must read and write your own coding. Practical approach in learning C# programming will no doubt help you in mastering C# programming, but simultaneously have a better insight on how the theory can be applied in real time to solve problems. In case you are worried about having to buy Microsoft Visual Studio, we assured you that we will be using the open source Sharp Develop IDE, which is very similar to visual studio, but more importantly, it is FREE. Come, join the fun, join us to learn C# programming in a practical way, you will receive a free ebook and walk away with your own web browser program.

    This course is based on my ebooks, aka course materials, at SVBook.  

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: Assumptions

    Lecture 3: What is C#?

    Lecture 4: High Level VS Low Level Programming Language

    Lecture 5: Object Oriented and Procedural Programming Language

    Lecture 6: Why Learn C# Programming Language?

    Lecture 7: Conclusion

    Lecture 8: Lecture Notes

    Lecture 9: Resources (Source Codes and Notes)

    Chapter 2: Getting Started

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: Microsoft .Net Framework

    Lecture 3: System Requirements

    Lecture 4: Installing Microsoft .Net Framework 4.5

    Lecture 5: Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

    Lecture 6: Installation of the IDE

    Lecture 7: Creating Your First Hello World GUI Program

    Lecture 8: Conclusion

    Chapter 3: Language Essentials I

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: What is a Console Program?

    Lecture 3: Creating Your First Console Program

    Lecture 4: Reading and Writing in Console Program

    Lecture 5: Variables

    Lecture 6: DataTypes

    Lecture 7: Character Literals

    Lecture 8: Arrays

    Lecture 9: Relook at Our Previous Code

    Lecture 10: Your First Console Calculator I

    Lecture 11: Your First Console Calculator II

    Lecture 12: Data Manipulation

    Lecture 13: Data Types Conversion

    Lecture 14: Relook At Console Calculator

    Lecture 15: Conclusion

    Chapter 4: Language Essentials II

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: Your Console Calculator: New Requirements

    Lecture 3: Extending the Console Calculator

    Lecture 4: Conditional Statements I

    Lecture 5: Conditional Statements II

    Lecture 6: Extending the Console Calculator II

    Lecture 7: Extending the Console Calculator III

    Lecture 8: Loops

    Lecture 9: Loops II

    Lecture 10: Methods

    Lecture 11: Methods II

    Lecture 12: Methods Cont and Conclusion

    Chapter 5: Object Essentials

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: What is Object Oriented Programming (OOP)

    Lecture 3: Creating a Class and Object

    Lecture 4: What is a Class?

    Lecture 5: What is an object?

    Lecture 6: What is a Property?

    Lecture 7: Why OOP Matters: Polymorphism

    Lecture 8: Why OOP Matters: Encapsulation

    Lecture 9: Why OOP Matters: Inheritance

    Lecture 10: Inheritance in Your Console Calculator

    Lecture 11: Conclusion

    Chapter 6: GUI Programming Lab I: Control Essentials

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: The WebBrowser Application

    Lecture 3: Create Your GUI Project

    Lecture 4: The Split Container

    Lecture 5: The TextBox

    Lecture 6: The Button

    Lecture 7: GUI Design Shortcut

    Lecture 8: ComboBox and CheckBox

    Lecture 9: The RadioButtons

    Lecture 10: The TabControl and TabPages

    Lecture 11: The Web Browser Control

    Lecture 12: Test Run the Program

    Lecture 13: Conclusion

    Chapter 7: GUI Programming Lab II: Event Essentials

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: CheckBox Event

    Lecture 3: Web Browser Navigation Requirements

    Lecture 4: Adding in Simple URL Navigation

    Lecture 5: Back Button Event

    Lecture 6: Forward Button Event

    Lecture 7: Stop Button Event

    Lecture 8: Test Run the WebBrowser

    Lecture 9: Improved Navigation with Webbrowser Control Event

    Lecture 10: Test Run the WebBrowser II

    Lecture 11: Web Browser Search Requirements

    Lecture 12: Search Button Event I

    Lecture 13: Search Button Event II

    Lecture 14: Web Browser Validating and Parsing Requirements

    Lecture 15: Validating and Parsing I

    Lecture 16: Validating and Parsing II

    Lecture 17: Further Improvement and Conclusion

    Lecture 18: Bonus Lecture: Discounted Course Ebook and Other Useful Information

    Instructors

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