C# in Depth: A Comprehensive Course (Beginner-To-Advanced)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to Visual Studio and How to Run Code Provided

Lecture 2: Code and Presentation

Lecture 3: What is Computer Programming

Lecture 4: Your First C# Program

Lecture 5: What is .NET Framework

Lecture 6: What is Visual Studio

Lecture 7: More about Visual Studio

Lecture 8: What is MSDN Library

Chapter 2: Primitive Data Types and Variables

Lecture 1: Code and Presentation

Lecture 2: Primitive Data Types

Lecture 3: Integer Types

Lecture 4: Floating point and Decimal Floating-Point Types

Lecture 5: Boolean Type

Lecture 6: Char Data Type

Lecture 7: Object and String Types

Lecture 8: Introducing Variables

Lecture 9: Declaring and Using Variables

Lecture 10: Assigning Values to Variables

Lecture 11: Nullable Types

Lecture 12: Dynamic Types

Chapter 3: Operators and Expressions

Lecture 1: Code and Presentation

Lecture 2: Operators in C#

Lecture 3: Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 4: Logical Operators

Lecture 5: Comparison and Assignment Operators

Lecture 6: Comparison and Assignment Operators Part 2

Chapter 4: Console Input and Output

Lecture 1: Code and Presentation

Lecture 2: Printing to the Console

Lecture 3: Reading from the Console

Chapter 5: Conditional Statements

Lecture 1: Code and Presentation

Lecture 2: Comparison and Logical operators

Lecture 3: If and if-else statements

Lecture 4: Nested IF Statements

Chapter 6: Loops

Lecture 1: Code and Presentation

Lecture 2: What is Loop

Lecture 3: Using while loop

Lecture 4: Do while loop

Lecture 5: For loop

Lecture 6: Foreach loop

Lecture 7: Nested Loops

Chapter 7: Arrays

Lecture 1: Code and Presentation

Lecture 2: Declaring and Creating Arrays

Lecture 3: Accessing Array Elements

Lecture 4: Arrays, Input and Output

Lecture 5: Processing Array Elements using for and foreach Statements

Lecture 6: Resizable Arrays – List

Chapter 8: Methods

Lecture 1: Code and Presentation

Lecture 2: What is a Method

Lecture 3: Declaring and Creating Methods

Lecture 4: Calling Methods

Lecture 5: Methods with parameters

Chapter 9: Using Classes and Objects

Lecture 1: Code and Presentation

Lecture 2: What are Objects and Classes

Lecture 3: Classes in C#

Lecture 4: Fields and Properties

Lecture 5: Instance and Static Members

Lecture 6: Methods

Lecture 7: Constructors

Lecture 8: Enumerations

Lecture 9: Structures

Lecture 10: dotNet Common Types

Lecture 11: Namespaces

Lecture 12: The Random Class

Chapter 10: Work With Strings

Lecture 1: Code and Presentation

Lecture 2: What is String

Lecture 3: Manipulating Strings

Lecture 4: Other String Operations

Lecture 5: Building and Modifying Strings

Lecture 6: Formatting Strings

Chapter 11: Exceptions in C#

Lecture 1: Code and Presentation

Lecture 2: What is Exception

Lecture 3: Handling Exceptions

Lecture 4: The Hierarchy of Exceptions

Lecture 5: Throwing Exceptions

Lecture 6: Using Try-Finally Blocks

Lecture 7: Exceptions – Best Practices

Chapter 12: Work with Files in C#

Lecture 1: Code and Presentation

Lecture 2: What is Stream

Lecture 3: Reading Text Files

Lecture 4: Writing Text Files

Chapter 13: Defining Classes Part 1

Lecture 1: Code and Presentation

Lecture 2: Defining Simple Classes

Lecture 3: Fields

Lecture 4: Access Modifiers

Lecture 5: Using Classes and Objects

Lecture 6: Constructors

Lecture 7: Methods