Learn C#/C# 7 through Web Pages and Visual Studio 2017

Learn C#/C# 7 through Web Pages and Visual Studio 2017, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 88 lectures, based on 33 reviews, and has 250 subscribers.

You will learn about Build and run a simple web site in Visual Studio Add C# to a simple web page Use the fundamentals of C#, including the features of C# 7.0 Understand how to use a variety of operators in C# See how to use a variety of web page controls like buttons and textboxes Understand how to control program flow Understand how to create and use a variety of C# methods Work with the fundamentals of object oriented programming Please be sure to review the whole curriculum in detail before buying. This course is ideal for individuals who are Enroll in this course if you are interested in C#. It is particularly useful for Enroll in this course if you are interested in C#.

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Title: Learn C#/C# 7 through Web Pages and Visual Studio 2017

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 88

Number of Published Lectures: 88

Number of Curriculum Items: 88

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 88

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build and run a simple web site in Visual Studio
Add C# to a simple web page
Use the fundamentals of C#, including the features of C# 7.0
Understand how to use a variety of operators in C#
See how to use a variety of web page controls like buttons and textboxes
Understand how to control program flow
Understand how to create and use a variety of C# methods
Work with the fundamentals of object oriented programming
Please be sure to review the whole curriculum in detail before buying.

Who Should Attend

Enroll in this course if you are interested in C#.

Target Audiences

Enroll in this course if you are interested in C#.

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1. Friends, please take the time to review the curriculum carefully before buying so you can see exactly whether this is the right course for you. Please do not join until you have completed this step.

2. Please watch the free preview videos so you can see whether the presentation style works for you. Please remember I am just one person, and I make my videos often after I have been working for many hours already. PLease do not join until you have completed this step.

3. If something needs fixing, please let me know. Again, I’m just one person and not a big team of people. I will try to fix it as quickly as possible. Thank you.

Video Information:�

1. These are straightforward coding videos

2. I explain things sometimes in excruciating detail

3. There are questions embedded throughout the videos

4. There is no talking head or fancy graphics

5. There are zips under lesson resources with the project files where needed

6. If you want to push your skills up, you have to type and run the code just as I do. Experience is the greatest and most effective teacher.�

7. As you create the code, stop and ask yourself this question: can you make one meaningful change to the code to produce a new effect or to show something slightly different? If you do this repeatedly, even if slowly at first, your programmer’s “brain” will grow much faster.�

8. This course uses classic ASP.NET, and NOT MVC or anything like that where the templates are already very elaborate. My code is built from scratch, line by line.�

9. For the hearing-impaired, closed-captions are added automatically. I do not have control over those, so they might not be perfect.

I’m the author of “Beginning C# Hands-On The Core Language” and “C# Hands-On The Advanced Features”, both from PACKT.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Getting Visual Studio

Lecture 2: Basic Web Page

Chapter 2: Learning the Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Creating a Page with C#

Lecture 2: Creating and Using a Single Variable

Lecture 3: Formatting Output

Lecture 4: Using Different Data Types

Lecture 5: Using Computed Variables

Lecture 6: Interacting through Web Pages

Lecture 7: Using Method Chaining

Lecture 8: Reading and Producing Numerical Input/Output

Chapter 3: Controlling Program Flow

Lecture 1: Understanding Logical Conditions

Lecture 2: Handling One Condition with If/Else

Lecture 3: Making a Variable Grow by Adding One

Lecture 4: Repeating Blocks of Code with While Loops

Lecture 5: Repeating Blocks of Code with For Loops

Lecture 6: Iterating Over Arrays With ForEach Loops

Lecture 7: Examining Multiple Values with Switch Blocks

Lecture 8: Using Switch Blocks in C# 7.0

Lecture 9: Using TryParse for Better Input Processing

Lecture 10: Combining ForEach Loops with If/Else

Lecture 11: Replacing If/Else with the Ternary Operator

Lecture 12: Using the Ternary Operator with TryParse

Lecture 13: Understanding Variable Scope

Chapter 4: Operators

Lecture 1: Understanding the Order of Operations

Lecture 2: Checking Two Conditions with the Logical And Operator

Lecture 3: Checking Two Conditions with the Logical Or Operator

Lecture 4: Using a Method That Includes "Or" Thinking

Lecture 5: Understanding Curly Braces and ForEach In More Detail

Chapter 5: Array And Method Basics

Lecture 1: Declaring, Setting and Reading Arrays

Lecture 2: Iterating Over Arrays With ForEach Loops

Lecture 3: Iterating Over Arrays with For Loops

Lecture 4: Creating and Using a Single Parameter Method

Lecture 5: Creating and Using a Method With Two Parameters

Lecture 6: Creating and Running a Void Method

Lecture 7: Passing Arrays Into Methods

Lecture 8: Creating and Using a Method with Three Parameters

Lecture 9: Creating More Flexible Methods with the Params Keyword

Lecture 10: Creating More Flexible Methods With Out Keyword

Lecture 11: Understanding Reference Type Variables

Lecture 12: Understanding Value Type Variables

Lecture 13: Using Summary Math Methods

Lecture 14: Creating and Using Local Methods

Lecture 15: Using the Ref Keyword

Lecture 16: Making C# Interact With Python Using the Dynamic Keyword

Lecture 17: Creating an Using Two Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 18: Using String Methods

Lecture 19: Updating a Project To .NET Framework 4.7.1

Lecture 20: Using Tuples to Return Multiple Values

Chapter 6: Fundamentals of Objected Oriented Programming

Lecture 1: Create a Class with a Constructor and a Method

Lecture 2: Understand Access Modifiers

Lecture 3: Understand Details of Instance Variables

Lecture 4: Understanding View State

Lecture 5: View State Example with Class

Lecture 6: Old Style Object Properties

Lecture 7: Modern Object Properties

Lecture 8: More Complex Objects

Lecture 9: Understanding Static Fields and Properties

Lecture 10: Understanding String Objects in More Depth

Lecture 11: Exploring the .NET FrameWork

Lecture 12: Building a Namespace with a Static Class

Lecture 13: Using the Namespace

Lecture 14: Centralizing Fields for Inheritence

Lecture 15: Centralize a Property and Understand Inheritance

Lecture 16: Create and Use Virtual Methods

Lecture 17: Create and Use Class Specific Methods

Lecture 18: Create a Modern C# 7.0 Class

Lecture 19: Abstract Class with Squares

Lecture 20: Abstract Class Solution with Circles

Lecture 21: Polymorphism with Method Parameters

Lecture 22: Polymorphism with Lists

Lecture 23: Interfaces with Polymorphism

Lecture 24: Implementing IComaprable from the .NET Framework

Lecture 25: Using Indexers

Lecture 26: Writing More Stable Code with Try/Catch

Lecture 27: Understanding Method Overloading

Lecture 28: Structs Vs. Reference Types

Lecture 29: Overloading Operators

Lecture 30: Enumerations

Lecture 31: Using the Null Coalescing Operator

Lecture 32: Structs and Random Objects

Lecture 33: Using Delegates

Lecture 34: Digging into Events/Delegates and the .NET Framework

Lecture 35: Using the Click Event of a Button

Chapter 7: Generics

Lecture 1: Creating and Using a Generic Method

Lecture 2: Exploring a Generic Class in Detail

Lecture 3: Create and Use an Action

Lecture 4: Using Funcs

Lecture 5: Using a Method That Relies on IEnumerable<T>

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