C# Programming: From Fundamentals To Advanced Concepts

Master C# programming from basics to advanced topics, including OOP, data structures, quizzes, and hands-on projects.

What you'll learn

Students will understand the fundamentals of C# programming, including data types and operators.

Students will learn to make decisions in their code, emplement control flow using conditional statements and loops.

Students will master object-oriented programming concepts, including classes, inheritance, and polymorphism.

Students will be equipped to write efficient, error-resistant code and handle complex data queries.

Students will learn to utilize advanced features such as LINQ, generics, and exception handling.

Requirements

No prior programming experience is needed; this course starts with the basics of C#.

Description

Unlock the power of C# programming with our comprehensive course designed for beginners and aspiring developers. This course, "C# Programming: From Fundamentals to Advanced Concepts" takes you on a journey from the basics of coding to advanced programming techniques. Whether you’re new to programming or looking to enhance your skills, this course provides a structured and practical approach to learning C#.In Module 1: Introduction to C#, you'll grasp the basics of the language, including common data types, comparison and logical operators, user input, and variables, laying a solid foundation in programming concepts.Module 2: Control Flow teaches you how to direct the flow of your program using conditional statements and loops, which is essential for implementing logic and making decisions based on user input.Moving into Module 3: Methods and Functions, you will learn about void and non-void methods, parameters, return types, and string parsing, which will help you develop reusable code blocks that enhance the modularity and efficiency of your programs.Module 4: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) covers core principles such as classes, objects, inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism, enabling you to build scalable and organized applications.In Module 5: Data Structures and Collections, you will explore various data structures like arrays, lists, dictionaries, and queues, allowing you to choose the right structure for your applications.The Module 6: Exception Handling section will teach you techniques for creating robust applications that can gracefully handle errors and exceptions, improving both user experience and application reliability.As you progress to Module 7: Generics and LINQ, you'll enhance your code’s flexibility and performance by using generics and efficiently querying data with LINQ, a powerful feature in C#.Finally, the Module 8: Advanced Topics covers memory management, file handling, and reflection, equipping you with crucial skills for building real-world applications.To culminate your learning, you will complete a Module 9: Final Project, applying all the knowledge gained throughout the course in a hands-on context.This course also includes quizzes throughout each module to help you test your knowledge and reinforce what you’ve learned, ensuring you fully understand each concept before moving forward. By the end of this course, you will be well-equipped with the skills necessary to develop C# applications, setting you on the path to a successful career in software development. Join us to start your coding journey today!

Overview

Section 1: Module 1: Introduction to C#

Lecture 1 1.1 Introduction to C#

Lecture 2 1.2 Basics of C#

Lecture 3 1.3 Common Data Types in C#

Lecture 4 1.4 Comparison Operators

Lecture 5 1.5 Logical Operators

Lecture 6 1.6 Implicitly typed variables

Lecture 7 1.7 User input

Lecture 8 1.8 Variables and operators - Exercise

Lecture 9 1.9 Quiz: Variables and Operators

Section 2: Module 2: Control Flow

Lecture 10 2.1 Conditional Statements

Lecture 11 2.2 If-else Conditional Statements

Lecture 12 2.3 Loops - While loop, Do…while loop,For loop

Lecture 13 2.4 Loops - While loop

Lecture 14 2.5 Loops - Do-while loop

Lecture 15 2.6 Loops - Nested Loops

Lecture 16 2.7 Loops- Break and Continue statements

Lecture 17 2.8 Loops- Continue statements

Lecture 18 2.9 Loop exercise- Conditional statements

Lecture 19 2.10 Loop exercise- 2

Lecture 20 2.11 Loop exercise- 3

Lecture 21 2.12 Quiz

Section 3: Module 3: Methods and Functions

Lecture 22 3.1 Methods - void and non-void methods

Lecture 23 3.2 Methods- Parameters and return types

Lecture 24 3.3 Methods having no return types But Argument

Lecture 25 3.4 Methods having Return types and Argument

Lecture 26 3.5 Static typing in C#

Lecture 27 3.6 Parsing Strings

Lecture 28 3.7 Methods Exercise-1

Lecture 29 3.8 Methods Exercise-2

Lecture 30 3.9 Methods - Quiz

Section 4: Module 4: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

Lecture 31 4.1 Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

Lecture 32 4.2 Classes and Objects - Practical

Lecture 33 4.3 Abstraction - 1

Lecture 34 4.4 Abstraction - 2

Lecture 35 4.5 Inheritance - 1

Lecture 36 4.6 Inheritance - 2

Lecture 37 4.7 Inheritance - 3

Lecture 38 4.8 Multiple Inheritances

Lecture 39 4.9 Encapsulation 1

Lecture 40 4.10 Encapsulation 2

Lecture 41 4.11 Polymorphism

Lecture 42 4.12 Polymorphism - MethodOverloading

Lecture 43 4.13 Constructors

Lecture 44 4.14 Constructor Overloading

Lecture 45 4.15 Static Class

Lecture 46 4.16 Static Methods

Lecture 47 4.17 Extension methods

Lecture 48 4.18 Exercise OOP

Lecture 49 4.19 Quiz OOP

Section 5: Module 5: Data Structures and Collections

Lecture 50 5.1.1 Collections- (Single-Dimension Array)

Lecture 51 5.1.2 Arrays (Multi-Dimension Array)

Lecture 52 5.1.3 Lists

Lecture 53 5.1.4 Dictionaries

Lecture 54 5.1.5 Dictionary Methods

Lecture 55 5.1.6 HashSets

Lecture 56 5.1.7 HashSets (Implmentation and Operations)

Lecture 57 5.1.8 Queues

Lecture 58 5.1.9 Stacks

Lecture 59 5.2.1 LinkedList

Lecture 60 5.2.2 LinkedList -Inserting Node in beginning

Lecture 61 5.2.3 LinkedList-InsertNode in middle

Lecture 62 5.2.4 LinkedList-Insert Node at the last

Lecture 63 5.2.5 LinkedList- Implimentation of Deleting a Node

Lecture 64 5.2.6 LinkedList-Delete a Node in Single Linked List

Lecture 65 5.2.7 BinarySearch

Lecture 66 5.2.8 Binary Search Implementation

Lecture 67 5.2.9 Performance of collections

Lecture 68 5.3.1 Exercise-1

Lecture 69 5.3.2 Exercise-2

Lecture 70 5.3.3 DataStructures and Collections Quiz

Section 6: Module 6: Exception Handling

Lecture 71 6.1 Handling Exceptions

Lecture 72 6.2 Handling Exceptions Part-2

Lecture 73 6.3 Handling Exceptions Part-3

Lecture 74 6.4 Try-catch-finally blocks

Lecture 75 6.5 Multiple catch blocks

Lecture 76 6.6 Custom exceptions

Lecture 77 6.7 Exception handling exercises

Lecture 78 6.8 Exercise

Lecture 79 6.9 Quiz

Section 7: Module 7: Generics and LINQ

Lecture 80 7.1.1 Generics Introduction and types

Lecture 81 7.1.2 Generic Class

Lecture 82 7.1.3 Generic Methods

Lecture 83 7.1.4 Generic Methods having return type

Lecture 84 7.1.5 Generic Interface

Lecture 85 7.1.6 Generic Constraints intro and types

Lecture 86 7.1.7 Generic class Constraint

Lecture 87 7.1.8 Generic struct constraint

Lecture 88 7.2.1 LINQ introduction

Lecture 89 7.2.2 LINQ QuerySyntax

Lecture 90 7.2.3 LINQ MethodSyntax

Lecture 91 7.2.4 LINQ Operators

Lecture 92 7.2.5 Linq Operators- ofType operator

Lecture 93 7.2.6 Orderby operator

Lecture 94 7.2.7 Groupby operator

Lecture 95 7.2.8 Join operator

Lecture 96 7.2.9 LINQ ElementOperator

Lecture 97 7.2.10 Quantifier operator

Lecture 98 7.2.11 Linq Aggregate Operators

Lecture 99 7.3.1 Exercise-1

Lecture 100 7.3.2 Exercise-2

Lecture 101 7.3.3 LINQ and Generics Quiz

Section 8: Module 8: Advanced Topics

Lecture 102 8.1.1 Introduction to Memory Management

Lecture 103 8.1.2 Memory Leaks

Lecture 104 8.1.3 Finalizer

Lecture 105 8.1.4 Dispose Method

Lecture 106 8.2.1 File Handling Introduction

Lecture 107 8.2.2 File Stream(Writing to a file)

Lecture 108 8.2.3 FileStream(Reading from a file)

Lecture 109 8.2.4 StreamWriter(Writing to a file)

Lecture 110 8.2.5 StreamReader (Reading From a File)

Lecture 111 8.2.6 Reading CSV file

Lecture 112 8.2.7 Writing Data to CSV file

Lecture 113 8.2.8 Reading JSON File

Lecture 114 8.2.9 Writing to Json File

Lecture 115 8.3.1 Reflection-1

Lecture 116 8.3.2 Reflection-2

Lecture 117 8.3.3 Absolete Attributes

Lecture 118 8.3.4 Custom Attributes

Lecture 119 8.4 Exercise-1

Lecture 120 8.5 Quiz

Section 9: Module 9: Final Project

Lecture 121 9.1 Project-1

Lecture 122 9.2 Project-2

Lecture 123 9.3 Project-3

Aspiring software developers eager to learn C# and build a strong programming foundation.,Students interested in transitioning into tech or enhancing their programming skills for job opportunities.,Those with little to no prior coding experience will find this course approachable and educational. It covers fundamental concepts in a structured manner, allowing for gradual skill development.,Students in Computer Science or IT Programs: This course serves as a supplementary resource for students studying computer science or information technology, enhancing their curriculum with practical coding skills.