C# The Complete Guide From beginner to advanced. Scratch

C# 14 latest topics but start from beginning. Master in C# , Start from Scratch , Deep Learning , Examples , Use Cases

What you'll learn
- C# The Complete Guide From beginner to advanced.I designed this course to guide learners from the beginner level all the way to advanced C# development.
- It covers a wide range of essential topics that every developer should understand in depth.We’ll start with Value Types in C#, exploring what they are,
- their characteristics, and how much memory they occupy. Then we’ll move on to Reference Types, studying their internal data structures and how they differ from
- value types. After that, we’ll dive into conditional statements, loop structures, and the overall program flow in C#. Once the fundamentals are clear,
- we’ll explore advanced concepts such as delegates, object-oriented programming (OOP) features, and LINQ — each explained thoroughly with practical examples.

Requirements
- No Programming Experience needed

Description
What is . NET & C#

C# Program Structure

Variables, Constants, and Literals

Data Types → Value Types vs Reference Types

Type Conversion & Casting

Operators in C# (Arithmetic, Logical, Comparison, Bitwise, Ternary)

Conditional Statements → if, else if, switch

Loops → for, while, do-while, foreach

Jump Statements → break, continue, return

var, dynamic, and object differences

Class, Object, Constructor, and Destructor

Access Modifiers (public, private, protected, internal)

Fields vs Properties

Encapsulation

Inheritance & Polymorphism (Method Overloading, Method Overriding)

Abstraction (Abstract classes, Interfaces)

Sealed classes and methods

Static members

Partial classes

Records vs Classes (C# 9+)

Structs, Enums, and Tuples

Nullable Reference Types (string?)

Anonymous types and var usage

Delegates and Events

Lambda Expressions

Func, Action, Predicate

Generic Classes and Methods

Extension Methods

Indexers and Iterators

Exception Handling (try, catch, finally, throw)

Attributes and Reflection

ref, out, and in parameters

Arrays and Multidimensional Arrays

List< T >, Dictionary< TKey , T Value >, HashSet < T >, Queue, Stack

IEnumerable, IEnumerator, ICollection, IList, IQueryable

LINQ (Language Integrated Query)

Query Syntax & Method Syntax

Filtering, Grouping, Joining, Aggregation

Anonymous & Projection in LINQ (Select, SelectMany)

Reading and Writing Text/CSV/JSON files

Working with System . IO

Directory and File classes

JSON Serialization/Deserialization (System. Text. Json)

XML Serialization

Threads & Thread Safety

async and await

Task and Task<T>

Parallel Programming (TPL)

CancellationToken

Locking and Synchronization (lock, Monitor, SemaphoreSlim)

.NET Runtime (CLR), CTS, CLS

Assemblies and Metadata

Namespaces

Garbage Collection

NuGet Packages

Debugging & Logging

Who this course is for:
- Beginners
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