C# Tutorial

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C# – Overview

C# – Environment

C# – Program Structure

C# – Basic Syntax

C# – Data Types

C# – Type Conversion

C# – Variables

C# – Constants and Literals

C# – Operators

C# – Loops 3 lesson

C# – Decision Making

C# – Encapsulation

C# – Methods

C# – Nullables

C# – Arrays

C# – Strings

C# – Structures

C# – Classes

C# – Inheritance

C# – Polymorphism

C# – Operator Overloading

C# – Interfaces

C# – Namespaces

C# – Preprocessor Directives

C# – Exception Handling

C# – Regular Expressions

C# – File I/O

C# – Attributes

C# – Properties

C# – Indexers

C# – Delegates

C# – Events

C# – Collections

C# – Generics

C# – Methods

C# – Unsafe Codes

C# – Multithreading

C# – Overview

C# – Environment

C# – Program Structure

C# – Basic Syntax

C# – Data Types

C# – Type Conversion

C# – Variables

C# – Constants and Literals

C# – Operators

C# – Decision Making

C# – Loops

C# – Encapsulation

C# – Nullables

C# – Strings

C# – Structures

C# – Enums

C# – Classes

C# – Inheritance

C# – Polymorphism

C# – Operator Overloading

C# – Interfaces

C# – Namespaces

C# – Preprocessor Directives

C# – Regular Expressions

C# – Exception Handling

C# – File I/O

C# – Attributes

C# – Reflection

C# – Properties

C# – Indexers

C# – Events

C# – Collections

C# – Generics

C# – Anonymous Methods

C# – Unsafe Codes

C# – Multithreading

Curriculum

79 Sections
365 Lessons
10 Weeks

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C#
3
- 1.1
  overview
- 1.2
  Why C# – Need of C#
- 1.3
  C# Applications – Uses of C#
C# - Operators
8
- 2.1
  overview
- 2.2
  Arithmetic Operators
- 2.3
  Relational Operators
- 2.4
  Logical Operators
- 2.5
  Bitwise Operators
- 2.6
  Assignment Operators
- 2.7
  Miscellaneous Operators
- 2.8
  Operator Precedence in C#
C# - Overview
2
- 3.1
  overview
- 3.2
  Strong Programming Features of C#
C# - Environment
4
- 4.1
  overview
- 4.2
  The .Net Framework
- 4.3
  Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for C#
- 4.4
  Writing C# Programs on Linux or Mac OS
C# - Program Structure
3
- 5.1
  overview
- 5.2
  Creating Hello World Program
- 5.3
  Compiling and Executing the Program
C# - Basic Syntax
9
- 6.1
  overview
- 6.2
  The using Keyword
- 6.3
  The class Keyword
- 6.4
  Comments in C#
- 6.5
  Member Variables
- 6.6
  Member Functions
- 6.7
  Instantiating a Class
- 6.8
  Identifiers
- 6.9
  C# Keywords
C# - Data Types
4
- 7.1
  overview
- 7.2
  Value Type
- 7.3
  Reference Type
- 7.4
  Pointer Type
C# - Type Conversion
2
- 8.1
  overview
- 8.2
  C# Type Conversion Methods
C# - Variables
5
- 9.1
  overview
- 9.2
  Defining Variables
- 9.3
  Initializing Variables
- 9.4
  Accepting Values from User
- 9.5
  Lvalue and Rvalue Expressions in C#
C# - Constants and Literals
6
- 10.1
  overview
- 10.2
  Integer Literals
- 10.3
  Floating-point Literals
- 10.4
  Character Constants
- 10.5
  String Literals
- 10.6
  Defining Constants
C# - Operators
8
- 11.1
  overview
- 11.2
  Arithmetic Operators
- 11.3
  Relational Operators
- 11.4
  Logical Operators
- 11.5
  Bitwise Operators
- 11.6
  Assignment Operators
- 11.7
  Miscellaneous Operators
- 11.8
  Operator Precedence in C#
C# - Decision Making
2
- 12.1
  overview
- 12.2
  The ? : Operator
C# - Loops
3
- 13.1
  overview
- 13.2
  Loop Control Statements
- 13.3
  Infinite Loop
C# - Encapsulation
6
- 14.1
  overview
- 14.2
  Public Access Specifier
- 14.3
  Private Access Specifier
- 14.4
  Protected Access Specifier
- 14.5
  Internal Access Specifier
- 14.6
  Protected Internal Access Specifier
C# - Methods
6
- 15.1
  overview
- 15.2
  Defining Methods in C#
- 15.3
  Example
- 15.4
  Calling Methods in C#
- 15.5
  Recursive Method Call
- 15.6
  Passing Parameters to a Method
C# - Nullables
2
- 16.1
  overview
- 16.2
  The Null Coalescing Operator (??)
C# - Arrays
7
- 17.1
  overview
- 17.2
  Declaring Arrays
- 17.3
  Initializing an Array
- 17.4
  Assigning Values to an Array
- 17.5
  Accessing Array Elements
- 17.6
  Using the foreach Loop
- 17.7
  C# Arrays
C# - Strings
5
- 18.1
  overview
- 18.2
  Creating a String Object
- 18.3
  Properties of the String Class
- 18.4
  Methods of the String Class
- 18.5
  Examples
C# - Structures
4
- 19.1
  overview
- 19.2
  Defining a Structure
- 19.3
  Features of C# Structures
- 19.4
  Class versus Structure
C# - Enums
3
- 20.1
  overview
- 20.2
  Declaring enum Variable
- 20.3
  Example
C# - Classes
6
- 21.1
  overview
- 21.2
  Defining a Class
- 21.3
  Member Functions and Encapsulation
- 21.4
  C# Constructors
- 21.5
  C# Destructors
- 21.6
  Static Members of a C# Class
C# - Inheritance
4
- 22.1
  overview
- 22.2
  Base and Derived Classes
- 22.3
  Initializing Base Class
- 22.4
  Multiple Inheritance in C#
C# - Polymorphism
4
- 23.1
  overview
- 23.2
  Static Polymorphism
- 23.3
  Function Overloading
- 23.4
  Dynamic Polymorphism
C# - Operator Overloading
4
- 24.1
  overview
- 24.2
  Implementing the Operator Overloading
- 24.3
  Overloadable and Non-Overloadable Operators
- 24.4
  Example
C# - Interfaces
3
- 25.1
  overview
- 25.2
  Declaring Interfaces
- 25.3
  Example
C# - Namespaces
4
- 26.1
  overview
- 26.2
  Defining a Namespace
- 26.3
  The using Keyword
- 26.4
  Nested Namespaces
C# - Preprocessor Directives
4
- 27.1
  overview
- 27.2
  Preprocessor Directives in C#
- 27.3
  The #define Preprocessor
- 27.4
  Conditional Directives
C# - Regular Expressions
6
- 28.1
  overview
- 28.2
  Constructs for Defining Regular Expressions
- 28.3
  The Regex Class
- 28.4
  Example 1
- 28.5
  Example 2
- 28.6
  Example 3
C# - File I/O
5
- 29.1
  overview
- 29.2
  C# I/O Classes
- 29.3
  The FileStream Class
- 29.4
  Example
- 29.5
  Advanced File Operations in C#
C# - Exception Handling
6
- 30.1
  overview
- 30.2
  Syntax
- 30.3
  Exception Classes in C#
- 30.4
  Handling Exceptions
- 30.5
  Creating User-Defined Exceptions
- 30.6
  Throwing Objects
C# - Attributes
10
- 31.1
  overview
- 31.2
  Specifying an Attribute
- 31.3
  Predefined Attributes
- 31.4
  AttributeUsage
- 31.5
  Conditional
- 31.6
  Obsolete
- 31.7
  Creating Custom Attributes
- 31.8
  Declaring a Custom Attribute
- 31.9
  Constructing the Custom Attribute
- 31.10
  Applying the Custom Attribute
C# - Reflection
4
- 32.1
  overview
- 32.2
  Applications of Reflection
- 32.3
  Viewing Metadata
- 32.4
  Example
C# - Properties
4
- 33.1
  overview
- 33.2
  Accessors
- 33.3
  Example
- 33.4
  Abstract Properties
C# - Indexers
4
- 34.1
  overview
- 34.2
  Syntax
- 34.3
  Use of Indexers
- 34.4
  Overloaded Indexers
C# - Delegates
5
- 35.1
  overview
- 35.2
  Declaring Delegates
- 35.3
  Instantiating Delegates
- 35.4
  Multicasting of a Delegate
- 35.5
  Using Delegates
C# - Events
5
- 36.1
  overview
- 36.2
  Using Delegates with Events
- 36.3
  Declaring Events
- 36.4
  Example
- 36.5
  C# – Collections
C# - Collections
2
- 37.1
  overview
- 37.2
  Various Collection Classes and Their Usage
C# - Generics
4
- 38.1
  overview
- 38.2
  Features of Generics
- 38.3
  Generic Methods
- 38.4
  Generic Delegates
C# - Anonymous Methods
3
- 39.1
  overview
- 39.2
  Writing an Anonymous Method
- 39.3
  Example
C# - Unsafe Codes
6
- 40.1
  overview
- 40.2
  Pointers
- 40.3
  Retrieving the Data Value Using a Pointer
- 40.4
  Passing Pointers as Parameters to Methods
- 40.5
  Accessing Array Elements Using a Pointer
- 40.6
  Compiling Unsafe Code
C# - Multithreading
7
- 41.1
  overview
- 41.2
  Thread Life Cycle
- 41.3
  The Main Thread
- 41.4
  Properties and Methods of the Thread Class
- 41.5
  Creating Threads
- 41.6
  Managing Threads
- 41.7
  Destroying Threads
C# - Overview
2
- 42.1
  C# – Overview
- 42.2
  Strong Programming Features of C#
C# - Environment
4
- 43.1
  overview
- 43.2
  The .Net Framework
- 43.3
  Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for C#
- 43.4
  Writing C# Programs on Linux or Mac OS
C# - Program Structure
3
- 44.1
  overview
- 44.2
  Creating Hello World Program
- 44.3
  Compiling and Executing the Program
C# - Basic Syntax
9
- 45.1
  overview
- 45.2
  The using Keyword
- 45.3
  The class Keyword
- 45.4
  Comments in C#
- 45.5
  Member Variables
- 45.6
  Member Functions
- 45.7
  Instantiating a Class
- 45.8
  Identifiers
- 45.9
  C# Keywords
C# - Data Types
4
- 46.1
  overview
- 46.2
  Value Type
- 46.3
  Reference Type
- 46.4
  Pointer Type
C# - Type Conversion
2
- 47.1
  overview
- 47.2
  C# Type Conversion Methods
C# - Variables
5
- 48.1
  overview
- 48.2
  Defining Variables
- 48.3
  Initializing Variables
- 48.4
  Accepting Values from User
- 48.5
  Lvalue and Rvalue Expressions in C#
C# - Constants and Literals
6
- 49.1
  overview
- 49.2
  Integer Literals
- 49.3
  Floating-point Literals
- 49.4
  Character Constants
- 49.5
  String Literals
- 49.6
  Defining Constants
C# - Decision Making
2
- 50.1
  overview
- 50.2
  The ? : Operator
C# - Loops
3
- 51.1
  overview
- 51.2
  Loop Control Statements
- 51.3
  Infinite Loop
C# - Encapsulation
6
- 52.1
  overview
- 52.2
  Public Access Specifier
- 52.3
  Private Access Specifier
- 52.4
  Protected Access Specifier
- 52.5
  Internal Access Specifier
- 52.6
  Protected Internal Access Specifier
C# - Methods
6
- 53.1
  overview
- 53.2
  Defining Methods in C#
- 53.3
  Example
- 53.4
  Calling Methods in C#
- 53.5
  Recursive Method Call
- 53.6
  Passing Parameters to a Method
C# - Nullables
2
- 54.1
  overview
- 54.2
  The Null Coalescing Operator (??)
C# - Arrays
7
- 55.1
  overview
- 55.2
  Declaring Arrays
- 55.3
  Initializing an Array
- 55.4
  Assigning Values to an Array
- 55.5
  Accessing Array Elements
- 55.6
  Using the foreach Loop
- 55.7
  C# Arrays
C# - Strings
5
- 56.1
  overview
- 56.2
  Creating a String Object
- 56.3
  Properties of the String Class
- 56.4
  Methods of the String Class
- 56.5
  Examples
C# - Structures
4
- 57.1
  overview
- 57.2
  Defining a Structure
- 57.3
  Features of C# Structures
- 57.4
  Class versus Structure
C# - Enums
3
- 58.1
  overview
- 58.2
  Declaring enum Variable
- 58.3
  Example
C# - Classes
6
- 59.1
  overview
- 59.2
  Defining a Class
- 59.3
  Member Functions and Encapsulation
- 59.4
  C# Constructors
- 59.5
  C# Destructors
- 59.6
  Static Members of a C# Class
C# - Inheritance
4
- 60.1
  overview
- 60.2
  Base and Derived Classes
- 60.3
  Initializing Base Class
- 60.4
  Multiple Inheritance in C#
C# - Polymorphism
4
- 61.1
  overview
- 61.2
  Static Polymorphism
- 61.3
  Function Overloading
- 61.4
  Dynamic Polymorphism
C# - Operator Overloading
4
- 62.1
  overview
- 62.2
  Implementing the Operator Overloading
- 62.3
  Overloadable and Non-Overloadable Operators
- 62.4
  Example
C# - Interfaces
3
- 63.1
  overview
- 63.2
  Declaring Interfaces
- 63.3
  Example
C# - Namespaces
4
- 64.1
  overview
- 64.2
  Defining a Namespace
- 64.3
  The using Keyword
- 64.4
  Nested Namespaces
C# - Preprocessor Directives
4
- 65.1
  overview
- 65.2
  Preprocessor Directives in C#
- 65.3
  The #define Preprocessor
- 65.4
  Conditional Directives
C# - Regular Expressions
6
- 66.1
  overview
- 66.2
  Constructs for Defining Regular Expressions
- 66.3
  The Regex Class
- 66.4
  Example 1
- 66.5
  Example 2
- 66.6
  Example 3
C# - Exception Handling
6
- 67.1
  overview
- 67.2
  Syntax
- 67.3
  Exception Classes in C#
- 67.4
  Handling Exceptions
- 67.5
  Creating User-Defined Exceptions
- 67.6
  Throwing Objects
C# - File I/O
5
- 68.1
  overview
- 68.2
  C# I/O Classes
- 68.3
  The FileStream Class
- 68.4
  Example
- 68.5
  Advanced File Operations in C#
C# - Attributes
10
- 69.1
  overview
- 69.2
  Specifying an Attribute
- 69.3
  Predefined Attributes
- 69.4
  AttributeUsage
- 69.5
  Conditional
- 69.6
  Obsolete
- 69.7
  Creating Custom Attributes
- 69.8
  Declaring a Custom Attribute
- 69.9
  Constructing the Custom Attribute
- 69.10
  Applying the Custom Attribute
C# - Reflection
4
- 70.1
  overview
- 70.2
  Applications of Reflection
- 70.3
  Viewing Metadata
- 70.4
  Example.
C# - Properties
4
- 71.1
  overview
- 71.2
  Accessors
- 71.3
  Example
- 71.4
  Abstract Properties
C# - Indexers
4
- 72.1
  overview
- 72.2
  Syntax
- 72.3
  Use of Indexers
- 72.4
  Overloaded Indexers
C# - Delegates
5
- 73.1
  overview
- 73.2
  Declaring Delegates
- 73.3
  Instantiating Delegates
- 73.4
  Multicasting of a Delegate
- 73.5
  Using Delegates
C# - Events
4
- 74.1
  overview
- 74.2
  Using Delegates with Events
- 74.3
  Declaring Events
- 74.4
  Example
C# - Collections
2
- 75.1
  overview
- 75.2
  Various Collection Classes and Their Usage
C# - Generics
4
- 76.1
  overview
- 76.2
  Features of Generics
- 76.3
  Generic Methods
- 76.4
  Generic Delegates
C# - Anonymous Methods
4
- 77.1
  overview
- 77.2
  Writing an Anonymous Method
- 77.3
  Example
- 77.4
  Example
C# - Unsafe Codes
6
- 78.1
  overview
- 78.2
  Pointers
- 78.3
  Retrieving the Data Value Using a Pointer
- 78.4
  Passing Pointers as Parameters to Methods
- 78.5
  Accessing Array Elements Using a Pointer
- 78.6
  Compiling Unsafe Code
C# - Multithreading
7
- 79.1
  overview
- 79.2
  Thread Life Cycle
- 79.3
  The Main Thread
- 79.4
  Properties and Methods of the Thread Class
- 79.5
  Creating Threads
- 79.6
  Managing Threads
- 79.7
  Destroying Threads

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