C# Mastery: Comprehensive Beginner to Advanced Training
C# Mastery: Comprehensive Beginner to Advanced Training, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 170 lectures, based on 251 reviews, and has 40530 subscribers.
You will learn about Introduction to C# programming language and its structure. Basics of C# programming including variable declaration, data types, and operators. Conditional and loop constructs for decision-making and repetition. Working with arrays and understanding object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts. Implementing methods, constructors, and static members in C#. Inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction in OOP. Handling exceptions and implementing multithreading for concurrent execution. File I/O operations, including reading from and writing to files. Advanced topics such as delegates, events, and lambda expressions. Introduction to LINQ (Language Integrated Query) and asynchronous programming. Building applications with WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) and ASP .NET. Exploring async and await keywords for asynchronous programming in C#. This course is ideal for individuals who are New Developers who are interested to learn C# language. or Anyone who wants to understand object oriented programming or Students in computer science courses or Computer System Analyst those who works on .Net-based systems will need to communicate effectively with designer and developer who code in the language, so completing C#-training programs can help keep these professional on the same page. or This training course is designed for programmers who want to move into the .Net Technology. It is particularly useful for New Developers who are interested to learn C# language. or Anyone who wants to understand object oriented programming or Students in computer science courses or Computer System Analyst those who works on .Net-based systems will need to communicate effectively with designer and developer who code in the language, so completing C#-training programs can help keep these professional on the same page. or This training course is designed for programmers who want to move into the .Net Technology.
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Summary
Title: C# Mastery: Comprehensive Beginner to Advanced Training
Price: $19.99
Average Rating: 4.3
Number of Lectures: 170
Number of Published Lectures: 170
Number of Curriculum Items: 170
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 170
Original Price: $199.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Introduction to C# programming language and its structure.
- Basics of C# programming including variable declaration, data types, and operators.
- Conditional and loop constructs for decision-making and repetition.
- Working with arrays and understanding object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts.
- Implementing methods, constructors, and static members in C#.
- Inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction in OOP.
- Handling exceptions and implementing multithreading for concurrent execution.
- File I/O operations, including reading from and writing to files.
- Advanced topics such as delegates, events, and lambda expressions.
- Introduction to LINQ (Language Integrated Query) and asynchronous programming.
- Building applications with WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) and ASP .NET.
- Exploring async and await keywords for asynchronous programming in C#.
Who Should Attend
- New Developers who are interested to learn C# language.
- Anyone who wants to understand object oriented programming
- Students in computer science courses
- Computer System Analyst those who works on .Net-based systems will need to communicate effectively with designer and developer who code in the language, so completing C#-training programs can help keep these professional on the same page.
- This training course is designed for programmers who want to move into the .Net Technology.
Target Audiences
- New Developers who are interested to learn C# language.
- Anyone who wants to understand object oriented programming
- Students in computer science courses
- Computer System Analyst those who works on .Net-based systems will need to communicate effectively with designer and developer who code in the language, so completing C#-training programs can help keep these professional on the same page.
- This training course is designed for programmers who want to move into the .Net Technology.
Welcome to theC# Mastery: Comprehensive Beginner to Advanced Training. This course is meticulously designed to equip beginners with the foundational knowledge and practical skills needed to embark on a journey into the world of C# programming. Whether you’re entirely new to programming or looking to strengthen your understanding of C#, this course is tailored to meet your learning needs.
Throughout this course, you will embark on an enriching learning journey that covers everything from the fundamental concepts of C# to more advanced topics. Each section is crafted to provide you with a structured learning experience, blending theoretical explanations with hands-on coding exercises and real-world examples.
By the end of this course, you will have a solid grasp of essential programming concepts, including variables, data types, conditional statements, loops, arrays, object-oriented programming principles, and much more. Furthermore, you will delve into intermediate and advanced topics such as asynchronous programming, delegates, events, and exception handling, empowering you to develop robust and scalable C# applications.
Whether you aspire to become a software developer, enhance your programming skills, or pursue a career in C# development, this course serves as the perfect starting point for your journey. Get ready to unlock the full potential of C# and embark on an exciting path towards mastering this versatile programming language. Let’s dive in and unleash your programming prowess!
Section 1: Introduction to C# Training – C Sharp Training Courses for Beginners
In this section, students are introduced to the fundamentals of C# programming. They start with an overview of C# and its basic structure, followed by a deeper dive into the components of a C# program. Topics covered include variable declaration, data types in C#, and essential operators for performing arithmetic, unary, comparison, and logical operations. Students learn about conditional constructs such as if-else statements and switch-case constructs, enabling them to make decisions and control the flow of their programs. The section also covers loop constructs like for loops, while loops, and do-while loops, providing students with the tools to iterate over code blocks based on specific conditions. Additionally, students gain an understanding of arrays and their usage in C# programming, including one-dimensional arrays, multi-dimensional arrays, and iterating through arrays using foreach loops. The section concludes with an introduction to object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts, including classes, methods, constructors, encapsulation, and inheritance, laying the foundation for more advanced topics in subsequent sections.
Section 2: C# – C Sharp Advanced
Building upon the foundational knowledge acquired in the beginner section, this intermediate to advanced section delves deeper into advanced C# topics. Students explore concepts such as operator overloading, console applications, indexers, reference types vs. value types, delegates, anonymous methods, lambda expressions, events, extension methods, nullable types, language-integrated query (LINQ), asynchronous programming, Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) applications, exception handling, dynamics, and performance optimization techniques. Each topic is accompanied by theoretical explanations followed by practical coding examples and demonstrations to solidify students’ understanding and enhance their programming skills. By the end of this section, students gain proficiency in advanced C# concepts and are equipped with the knowledge and skills to develop complex and efficient C# applications.
Section 3: Async and Await in C#
In this section, students delve into asynchronous programming using the async and await keywords in C#. They learn about the benefits of asynchronous programming, including improved responsiveness and scalability in applications. The section covers topics such as creating asynchronous methods, handling cancellation tokens, parallelism of multiple asynchronous tasks, converting synchronous methods to asynchronous methods, and implementing asynchronous programming in ASP.NET websites, WinForms applications, and database operations. Through a combination of theoretical explanations, practical demonstrations, and hands-on exercises, students gain proficiency in asynchronous programming techniques, enabling them to develop responsive and efficient C# applications that can handle concurrent operations effectively.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: IntroductionC# Training – C Sharp Training Courses for Beginners
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Structure Of A C# Program
Lecture 3: Structure Of A C# Program Continues
Lecture 4: Studying The C# Program
Lecture 5: Declaring A Variable
Lecture 6: Data Types In C#
Lecture 7: Arithmetic‚ Unary‚ Comparison‚ Logical Operators
Lecture 8: Examples On Variables And Operators
Lecture 9: Conditional Constructs
Lecture 10: If-Else Constructs
Lecture 11: Switch.. Case Construct
Lecture 12: Using Loop Constructs
Lecture 13: Loop Constructs Example
Lecture 14: For Loop
Lecture 15: While Loop
Lecture 16: Do While
Lecture 17: Do While Program
Lecture 18: Break Continue
Lecture 19: Summary
Lecture 20: Array
Lecture 21: One Dimensional Array
Lecture 22: For Each Loop
Lecture 23: Array Description
Lecture 24: Array Description Continues
Lecture 25: 2-Dimensional Arrays
Lecture 26: 2-Dimensional Arrays Continues
Lecture 27: Introduction To Oops
Lecture 28: Features Of Oop
Lecture 29: Working With Methods Part 1
Lecture 30: Working With Methods Part 2
Lecture 31: Method With Param
Lecture 32: Callbydemo Part 1
Lecture 33: Callbydemo Part 2
Lecture 34: Callbyparams
Lecture 35: Abstraction & Encapsulation Part 1
Lecture 36: Abstraction & Encapsulation Part 2
Lecture 37: Abstraction & Encapsulation Part 3
Lecture 38: Static Method
Lecture 39: Memory Allocation
Lecture 40: Structure Enum Collection
Lecture 41: Arraylist
Lecture 42: Need Of Cons
Lecture 43: Creating Cons
Lecture 44: Instance And Static Cons
Lecture 45: Garbage Collector
Lecture 46: Life Cycle Of Object
Lecture 47: Types Of Relationship
Lecture 48: Inheritance
Lecture 49: Inheritance Demo
Lecture 50: Polymorphism Part 1
Lecture 51: Polymorphism Part 2
Lecture 52: Static And Dynamic Part 1
Lecture 53: Static And Dynamic Part 2
Lecture 54: Unaryop Overload
Lecture 55: Unaryop Overload Continue
Lecture 56: Dynamipoly Part 1
Lecture 57: Dynamipoly Part 2
Lecture 58: Interface
Lecture 59: Fileio Intro
Lecture 60: Streamreader Part 1
Lecture 61: Streamreader Part 2
Lecture 62: Stream Writer
Lecture 63: Binaryio Folder Part 1
Lecture 64: Binaryio Folder Part 2
Lecture 65: Binaryio Folder Part 3
Lecture 66: Trycatch Part 1
Lecture 67: Trycatch Part 2
Lecture 68: What Is Finally Block And Its Use
Lecture 69: Custom Exception Part 1
Lecture 70: Custom Exception Part 2
Lecture 71: Multithreading Introduction Part 1
Lecture 72: Multithreading Introduction Part 2
Lecture 73: Multithreading Program
Lecture 74: Thread Life Cycle
Lecture 75: Thread States
Lecture 76: Thread Priority
Lecture 77: C# Conclusion
Chapter 2: C# – C Sharp Advanced
Lecture 1: Intermediate To Advanced C#
Lecture 2: Operator Overloading
Lecture 3: Rule of operating Overloading
Lecture 4: Console Application
Lecture 5: Hybrid warrior
Lecture 6: Indexers – Theory
Lecture 7: How to Coding Indexers
Lecture 8: Player Archer
Lecture 9: Reference Type Vs Value Types – Theory
Lecture 10: Reference Versus ValueType – Coding
Lecture 11: Stack Vs Heap
Lecture 12: Player Archer = New Player
Lecture 13: Statik Memory Vs Dynamic Memory
Lecture 14: What is a Delegates
Lecture 15: Public Delegates Class
Lecture 16: What is a Malticast Delegates
Lecture 17: Public Delegates Vs Malticast Delegates
Lecture 18: Delegates Covariance
Lecture 19: Public Delegates Vs Employee Delegates
Lecture 20: Delegates Covariance Programming
Lecture 21: What is a Anonymous Methods
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