The Complete C# Programming Course

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome and a brief Introduction to the Course

Lecture 2: Guide Lecture – How to install Visual Studio

Lecture 3: Guide Lecture – Creating a Project in Visual Studio

Lecture 4: Your First C# Program

Chapter 2: Primitive Data Types and Variables

Lecture 1: What is a Variable and what is its relationship with the Data Types

Lecture 2: The "numbers" data type – Integers

Lecture 3: The "numbers with a decimal point" data types – Float, Double, Decimal

Lecture 4: The "Yes or No" data types – Booleans

Lecture 5: The "single symbol" data types – Characters

Lecture 6: The "information as text" data types – Strings

Lecture 7: Collections of Information from a specific data type – Arrays

Lecture 8: Some cool, useful tricks with Strings

Lecture 9: Transforming any data type into a string – allows you to use string methods

Lecture 10: The 3 different ways to build strings

Lecture 11: The 3 different ways to convert one data type to another

Lecture 12: Variables and Data Types – Source Code

Chapter 3: Working with The Console

Lecture 1: Write vs WriteLine, when to use which?

Lecture 2: Outputting special characters on the console – Escaping

Lecture 3: Formatting your console outputs – Alignments, Currency, Decimal Point and more

Lecture 4: Accepting single character inputs from the Console – Read method

Lecture 5: Accepting string inputs from the Console – ReadLine method

Lecture 6: Accepting inputs as keys from the Console – ReadKey

Lecture 7: Changing the color of the text and the background of the text in the Console

Lecture 8: Changing cursor settings in the Console – Size, Visibility, Position

Lecture 9: Controlling the size of the Console window – WindowSize, BufferSize and more

Lecture 10: Working With The Console – Source Code

Chapter 4: Operators and Expressions

Lecture 1: Arithmetic Operators – Perform mathematical operations with C#

Lecture 2: Assignment Operators – Just a shortcut for some of the arithmetic operators

Lecture 3: Comparison Operators – Your first logical operators

Lecture 4: THE Logical Operators and their use as conditions

Lecture 5: Ternary Operator – The most basic conditional statement

Lecture 6: Operators and Expressions – Source Code

Chapter 5: Conditional Statements – Flow Control

Lecture 1: If "true" do this, else if "false" do that

Lecture 2: Practicing the If/Else Conditional Statement

Lecture 3: The "else if" conditional statement – adding more conditions

Lecture 4: Practicing the "else if" conditional statement

Lecture 5: Nested Conditional Statements

Lecture 6: The "switch" statement and how does it exactly work

Lecture 7: Conditional Statements – Source Code

Chapter 6: Loops – The backbone of every single software

Lecture 1: Introduction to Loops – What is a loop?

Lecture 2: Practicing the "while" loops

Lecture 3: The Do-While loop and the difference with while loop

Lecture 4: The "for" loops and their common uses

Lecture 5: Practicing the "for" loops

Lecture 6: The "foreach" loop – a derivation of the "for" loop for specific scenarios

Lecture 7: Nested loops

Lecture 8: Practicing nested loops

Lecture 9: Loops – Source Code

Chapter 7: Methods

Lecture 1: Introduction to Methods – Your First Method

Lecture 2: Methods that do not return values – Void

Lecture 3: Methods that do return values – Data Types

Lecture 4: Overloading methods – Different variations of the same method

Lecture 5: Methods with variable number of arguments

Lecture 6: Methods with optional number of arguments

Lecture 7: Reference and Value types in C#

Lecture 8: Methods with Ref and Out arguments

Lecture 9: Methods – Source Code

Chapter 8: One Dimensional Arrays and Lists – Collections of Data

Lecture 1: Introduction to One Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 2: Outputting Arrays

Lecture 3: Correctly Cloning Arrays

Lecture 4: Reversing Arrays

Lecture 5: Algorithm: Bubble sort sorting algorithm

Lecture 6: Algorithm: Selection sort sorting algortihm

Lecture 7: Algorithm: Binary search algorithm

Lecture 8: Checking an array for symmetry

Lecture 9: Introduction to Lists and how do they differ from arrays

Lecture 10: Practicing working with Lists

Lecture 11: Arrays – Source Code

Chapter 9: Multidimensional Arrays

Lecture 1: Introduction to Multidimensional Arrays

Lecture 2: Practicing working with Multidimensional Arrays

Lecture 3: Outputting Matrices in different patterns

Lecture 4: Generating a randomized RGB Image – 3 dimensional array

Lecture 5: Multidimensional Arrays – Source Code

Chapter 10: Strings Processing

Lecture 1: Splitting strings by different characters or strings

Lecture 2: Trimming strings from unwanted white space or other characters

Lecture 3: Extracting substrings from a string

Lecture 4: Removing substrings from a string

Lecture 5: Replacing substrings from a string

Lecture 6: Building strings THOUSANDS of times faster!

Lecture 7: Strings – Source Code

Chapter 11: Exceptions Handling

Lecture 1: Introduction to Exceptions Handling – No more exceptions!

Lecture 2: Catching Multiple Exceptions

Lecture 3: Using the catched exception as a variable to obtain its information

Lecture 4: The "finally" block and a real-world scenario

Lecture 5: Discussion – Try/Catch vs If/Else when to use which?

Lecture 6: Exceptions – Source Code

Chapter 12: The Building Blocks of a Class

Lecture 1: Introduction to Object Oriented Programming

Lecture 2: Creating a Basic Class