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Introduction: Understanding what C# is and its role in software development.
Environment Setup: Setting up the necessary development environment and tools for C# programming.
"Hello World" Program: Writing and running a basic C# program to display "Hello World" and understanding the basic structure of C# programs.
Input/Output: Handling input from the user and displaying output on the screen.
Comments: Learning how to add comments to code for documentation and readability.
Variables and Constants: Understanding how to declare and use variables to store data, along with constants.
Data Types: Exploring different data types in C#, including integers, floating-point numbers, characters, and more.
Operators: Understanding various operators in C# for performing arithmetic, logical, and comparison operations.
Math: Performing mathematical operations in C# using built-in functions and operators.
Strings: Working with strings, including string manipulation and common string functions.
Decision Making: Learning how to make decisions in a C# program using conditional statements like if, else, and switch.
Loops: Understanding loops like for, while, and do-while for repetitive tasks and iteration.
Arrays: Working with arrays to store and manipulate collections of data.
Methods: Defining and using methods (functions) to modularize code and make it more maintainable.
Method Overloading: Exploring the concept of method overloading, where multiple methods can have the same name but different parameters.
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Complete Csharp Programming in ONE DAY
What you'll learn
Introduction: Understanding what C# is and its role in software development.
Environment Setup: Setting up the necessary development environment and tools for C# programming.
"Hello World" Program: Writing and running a basic C# program to display "Hello World" and understanding the basic structure of C# programs.
Input/Output: Handling input from the user and displaying output on the screen.
Comments: Learning how to add comments to code for documentation and readability.
Variables and Constants: Understanding how to declare and use variables to store data, along with constants.
Data Types: Exploring different data types in C#, including integers, floating-point numbers, characters, and more.
Operators: Understanding various operators in C# for performing arithmetic, logical, and comparison operations.
Math: Performing mathematical operations in C# using built-in functions and operators.
Strings: Working with strings, including string manipulation and common string functions.
Decision Making: Learning how to make decisions in a C# program using conditional statements like if, else, and switch.
Loops: Understanding loops like for, while, and do-while for repetitive tasks and iteration.
Arrays: Working with arrays to store and manipulate collections of data.
Methods: Defining and using methods (functions) to modularize code and make it more maintainable.
Method Overloading: Exploring the concept of method overloading, where multiple methods can have the same name but different parameters.
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What you'll learn
Introduction: Understanding what C# is and its role in software development.
Environment Setup: Setting up the necessary development environment and tools for C# programming.
"Hello World" Program: Writing and running a basic C# program to display "Hello World" and understanding the basic structure of C# programs.
Input/Output: Handling input from the user and displaying output on the screen.
Comments: Learning how to add comments to code for documentation and readability.
Variables and Constants: Understanding how to declare and use variables to store data, along with constants.
Data Types: Exploring different data types in C#, including integers, floating-point numbers, characters, and more.
Operators: Understanding various operators in C# for performing arithmetic, logical, and comparison operations.
Math: Performing mathematical operations in C# using built-in functions and operators.
Strings: Working with strings, including string manipulation and common string functions.
Decision Making: Learning how to make decisions in a C# program using conditional statements like if, else, and switch.
Loops: Understanding loops like for, while, and do-while for repetitive tasks and iteration.
Arrays: Working with arrays to store and manipulate collections of data.
Methods: Defining and using methods (functions) to modularize code and make it more maintainable.
Method Overloading: Exploring the concept of method overloading, where multiple methods can have the same name but different parameters.
