Learn C# Programming (In Ten Easy Steps)

Learn C# Programming (In Ten Easy Steps), available at $99.99, has an average rating of 4.44, with 127 lectures, 10 quizzes, based on 1803 reviews, and has 15134 subscribers.

You will learn about Master C# programming concepts from the ground up Use the source code examples to learn step-by-step Understand the special features of C#: object orientation, the .NET framework, error-handling, serialization This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners – if you’ve never coded before, you can learn C# step by step or Programmers switching to C# from some other language such as Ruby, Python, C or Java It is particularly useful for Beginners – if you’ve never coded before, you can learn C# step by step or Programmers switching to C# from some other language such as Ruby, Python, C or Java.

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Summary

Title: Learn C# Programming (In Ten Easy Steps)

Price: $99.99

Average Rating: 4.44

Number of Lectures: 127

Number of Quizzes: 10

Number of Published Lectures: 127

Number of Published Quizzes: 10

Number of Curriculum Items: 137

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 137

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Master C# programming concepts from the ground up

Use the source code examples to learn step-by-step

Understand the special features of C#: object orientation, the .NET framework, error-handling, serialization

Who Should Attend

Beginners – if you’ve never coded before, you can learn C# step by step

Programmers switching to C# from some other language such as Ruby, Python, C or Java

Target Audiences

Beginners – if you’ve never coded before, you can learn C# step by step

Programmers switching to C# from some other language such as Ruby, Python, C or Java

Learn C# Programming (in ten easy steps) [Version 2] is suitable for beginnerprogrammers or anyone with experience in another programming language who needs to learn C# from the ground up. Step-by-step it explains how to write C# code to develop Windows applications using either the free Visual Studio Community Edition or a commercial edition of Microsoft Visual Studio. This is the completely revised and updated second version of this course. 

C# is one of the most widely used an important of all modern programming languages. If you need to learn C# quickly and painlessly, this is the perfect course.

You will begin by learning the core features of programming – variables, constants, functions and data types. You will move on rapidly to learn about Object Orientation and the more advanced features of C# and the .NET framework such as file-handling, data-streaming, dealing with exceptions (errors) and overriding methods. Even if you start out as a complete beginner, by the end of this course you will have built a really solid foundation of programming knowledge and skills.

All the source code of sample projects is provided ready for you to download, run and modify. The course also includes an eBookthat provides even more information on the topics being discussed. And there are also interactive quizzesto test your understanding of each major topic.

The course instructor, Huw Collingbourne, is Director of Technology with SapphireSteel Software, a company that specialises in Visual Studio development tools (written in C#) for professional programmers.

Learn C# Programming (in ten easy steps) is the fastest and simplest way to help you make the move from coding novice to professional programmer. The first version of this course was launched in 2012. The current version has been completely re-made and expanded with numerous new lessons.

As an added bonus, the complete version 1 of the course (almost 4 additional hours of video instruction) is also included as a free download.

There is also an extra bonus project (a drag-and-drop application launchpad) that will help you extend your skills while programming a genuinely useful application.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Step One – Getting Started

Lecture 1: Welcome To The Course

Lecture 2: The Little Book Of C#

Lecture 3: FAQ : Resources and Updates – Read This First!

Lecture 4: C# Code Archive

Lecture 5: Whats in Step 1?

Lecture 6: Install Visual Studio

Lecture 7: Visual Studio 2019

Lecture 8: Your first C# project

Lecture 9: Adding components to a form

Lecture 10: Adding program code

Lecture 11: How to use the sample projects

Lecture 12: How to customize Visual Studio

Lecture 13: Tour of Visual Studio

Lecture 14: How to follow this course on a Mac

Lecture 15: Install Mono and MonoDevelop on a Mac

Lecture 16: How to use the sample projects on OS X

Lecture 17: How to create visual user interfaces with MonoDevelop

Chapter 2: Step Two – Programming Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Whats in Step 2?

Lecture 2: Data types

Lecture 3: Variables

Lecture 4: Constants

Lecture 5: Comments

Lecture 6: Keywords

Lecture 7: Functions

Lecture 8: Namespaces and usings

Lecture 9: Data type conversion

Lecture 10: Type casting

Lecture 11: Implicitly typed variables

Lecture 12: Summary of C# Languages Elements

Lecture 13: Sample program: Tax Calculator

Chapter 3: Step Three – Conditional Tests and Operators

Lecture 1: Whats in Step 3?

Lecture 2: if

Lecture 3: if..else

Lecture 4: Single line statements with tests

Lecture 5: if..else..if

Lecture 6: Switch statements

Lecture 7: Operators

Lecture 8: Arithmetic operators

Lecture 9: Comparison operators

Lecture 10: Logical operators

Lecture 11: Compound assignment operators

Lecture 12: Increment and decrement operators

Lecture 13: Prefix and Postfix operators

Lecture 14: Parentheses and precedence

Lecture 15: Complex tests

Lecture 16: Summary of operators

Chapter 4: Step Four – Functions and Arguments

Lecture 1: Whats in Step 4?

Lecture 2: What is a function?

Lecture 3: What is a method?

Lecture 4: Arguments and parameters

Lecture 5: Return values

Lecture 6: Arguments By Value, and By Reference

Lecture 7: Out arguments

Lecture 8: Method overloading

Lecture 9: Local Functions

Lecture 10: Sample program: TreeView

Lecture 11: Guide to the TreeView project

Lecture 12: Recursive functions

Lecture 13: Summary of functions

Chapter 5: Step Five – Object Orientation

Lecture 1: What is in Step 5?

Lecture 2: Object Oriented Programming explained

Lecture 3: How to write a class definition

Lecture 4: How to create an object from a class

Lecture 5: Testing if an object exists

Lecture 6: Visual Studio Refactoring

Lecture 7: Creating class hierarchies

Lecture 8: Change to one class per file

Lecture 9: Constructors

Lecture 10: Access modifiers: public, private, protected

Lecture 11: Properties

Lecture 12: Naming conventions

Lecture 13: Summary of Object Orientation

Chapter 6: Step Six – Arrays and Strings

Lecture 1: What is in Step 6?

Lecture 2: Arrays

Lecture 3: Iterating array items with a for loop

Lecture 4: Arrays of objects

Lecture 5: foreach loops

Lecture 6: Strings

Lecture 7: while loops

Lecture 8: do..while loops

Lecture 9: Sample Program: Text Editor

Lecture 10: String operations

Lecture 11: StringBuilder

Lecture 12: String Format

Lecture 13: String Interpolation

Lecture 14: Summary of Arrays and Strings

Chapter 7: Step Seven – Files, Folders and Input/Output

Lecture 1: What is in Step 7?

Instructors

Huw Collingbourne
Director of Technology, SapphireSteel Software

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2 stars: 39 votes

3 stars: 194 votes

4 stars: 652 votes

5 stars: 895 votes

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