C# With Visual Studio Community 2022 (With Exercises)

Jump Into C#!

What you'll learn

Find, Download and Install Visual Studio Community 2022

Create a Console Program

Understand the Concept of a Variable

Understand the Concept of a Method

Understand the Concept of a Code Block

Understand Concepts Related to Arithmetic

Understand Concepts Related to Fully Qualified Names

Understand the Different Types of Division in C#

Understand the Order of Operations in C#

Understand the Meaning of Public and Static, As Applied to Methods in Coding

Look at the .NET Framework Source Code

Understand the Concept of Method Nesting

Understand How to Use Various Math Class Methods

Explain the Concepts Behind String Interpolation

Understand Different Ways of Formatting Strings

Understand What it Means to Return a Data Value

Understand String Interpolation

Use the Logical And Operator

Use the Logical Or Operator

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Requirements

You don't need prior programming experience, but you should be very interested in learning programming.

It's a beginner's course, but this doesn't mean it's overly simplified. There are some hard concepts.

Some of the Examples Use Mathematical Ideas, Which Are Explained but Are Not Necessarily Easy

Description

Hello and thank you for stopping by. Please be sure to read the course description, course goals and watch the free preview videos before purchasing to be sure this is the right course for you. This is a very important step. This is an introduction to C# (pronounced "c charp"), which is a programming language from Microsoft.  C# is a powerful and versatile language with which we can create a huge variety of programs, ranging from the most basic to the most advanced. Because this is a beginner's course, it uses console applications. Please understand that "beginners" doesn't mean it's overly simplified. It delves into some very fine details that require very careful analysis. There are exercises in many of the videos. At those times, please pause and try them before watching on. Console applications are the simplest programs we can create in C# and are used so that the purpose of various language features can be discussed carefully without the complex overhead of a graphical user interface.   All the code is typed line by line, in real time. The coding is done inside Visual Studio 2022 Community, which is a free program, called an Integrated Development Environment, from Microsoft.  This is a beginner's course, but it's for the beginner who is willing to go beyond merely printing "hello, world" and who really wants to dig into C#, including looking at the .NET framework source code from time to time. It's important to understand where things are coming from.   Before enrolling, please be sure to view the free sample videos so you can decide whether this is truly the right course for you. Thank you for reading and see you inside.

Overview

Section 1: Basics

Lecture 1 Find, Download and Install Visual Studio Community 2022

Lecture 2 Adjust Font Sizes in Visual Studio (One Exercise)

Lecture 3 Coding: Create and Run Our First C# Program (One Exercise)

Lecture 4 Coding: Display a Line of Text (One Exercise)

Lecture 5 Coding: Answer to Question and Understanding Class - Method Relationships

Lecture 6 .NET Framework Source Code for WriteLine (One Exercise)

Lecture 7 Coding: Using the Beep and ReadLine Methods (Exercise Video)

Lecture 8 Code Runs Sequentially

Lecture 9 Coding: Using Return and New Line Characters (One Exercise)

Lecture 10 Coding: Paths

Lecture 11 Coding: Literal Strings With Paths

Lecture 12 Coding :String Interpolation with Constants

Lecture 13 Coding: Calling a Method on a String Object (Two Exercises)

Lecture 14 Under the Surface of ToUpper and ToLower

Section 2: Math Basics

Lecture 15 Coding: Integer Arithmetic (One Exericse)

Lecture 16 Coding: Two Types of Integer Division(One Exercise)

Lecture 17 Coding :Integer order Of Operations (Two Exercises)

Lecture 18 Coding: Number Readability (One Exercise)

Lecture 19 Coding: Average With Double Data Types(One Exercise)

Lecture 20 Coding: Using the Round Method (One Exercise)

Lecture 21 Coding: Area and Perimeter (Two Exercises)

Lecture 22 Circle Formulas Overview

Lecture 23 Coding: Using PI From Math Class (One Exercise)

Lecture 24 Coding: Doing Square and Cube Roots (One Exercise)

Lecture 25 Coding: 6th Root Puzzle

Lecture 26 Coding: Using int.Parse to Make Numbers Out of String (One Exercise)

Lecture 27 Coding: Introducing Integer Variables(One Exercise)

Lecture 28 Coding: Using Int.Parse with Variables (One Exercise)

Lecture 29 Coding: Using ReadLine and Double.Parse(One Exercise)

Lecture 30 Coding: Separating ReadLine() and Using the Locals Window (One Exercise)

Lecture 31 Coding: Copying Simple Types by Value (No Exercise)

Lecture 32 Coding: Integer Variables In Real Life (One Exercise)

Lecture 33 Coding: Using Format Specifiers in Strings

Lecture 34 Coding: Logical Operators With Constants

Lecture 35 Coding: Logical Comparisons With Variables(One Exercise)

Lecture 36 Coding:Using ++x, x++, –x and x– (Two Exercises)

Lecture 37 Coding: Using ++x,x++,–x and x– with Different Data Types(No Exercise)

Lecture 38 Coding: Remainder Division Application(No Exercise)

Lecture 39 Coding: Compound Operators (Two Exercises)

Section 3: Logical Operators

Lecture 40 Coding: Boolean Introduction, True Results (One Exercise)

Lecture 41 Coding: Boolean Values, Part 2(One Exercise)

Lecture 42 Coding: Using Variables with Simple Booleans (One Exercise)

Lecture 43 Coding: Logical Equality and Negation (One Exercise)

Lecture 44 Coding: Parenthesis and Comparing

Lecture 45 Coding: Negation Combined with Comparison (One Exercise)

Lecture 46 Coding: Basics of Logical And Operator (One Exercise)

Lecture 47 Coding: Logical And with Math Expressions(One Exercise)

Lecture 48 Coding: Logical AND with Variables(One Exercise)

Lecture 49 Coding: Basics of Logical Or Operator

Lecture 50 Coding: Logical Or With Math Expressions

Lecture 51 Coding: Logical Or With Variables

Lecture 52 Farewell

Beginning Students of C#,Beginners in C# Who Are Looking for a Course That is Not Overly Simplified,You Should Not Take This Course if You're Interested in Only Learning Something Simple Like Writing "Hello,World".