Introduction to Programming with C#

Introduction to Programming is intended for beginners who have little or no computer programming experience. This is a complete guide on learning basics of programming.

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Programming Fundamentals of C# shows the data types you can use within C#, how to declare variables and how to use functions and namespaces.

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C# supports all the major data types and a whole load more. This list has the most common types and ranges/lengths of values they can hold.

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A look at the various C# operators and what they do, from arithmetic to logic this is a complete C# operator list with operator overloading.

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Flow Control via conditional statements allow different sections of code to be ran depending on a condition being met or not met.

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An overview of the concept of Object Oriented Programming, a key concept in software design, with examples of classes and inheritance.

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A further look at C# Object-Oriented Programming where see interfaces, namespaces, partial and abstract classes.

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A look at some of the C# collection types, such as simple arrays, generic lists, dictionary types, hashset and key value pairs.

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A look at Error and Exception Handling in C# using try...catch blocks, custom exception classes and some debugging using breakpoints.

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A look at some of the more advanced C# data types on offer, but don't fret. They are not complicated to understand!

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How to work with File Handling in C# and how we can use the System.IO.File class to perform some basic and complex file operations.

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This tutorial is all about using XML in C# programs. Starting with an introduction to XML, we then look at parsing and loading XML data.

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LINQ is built into the .NET framework and allows you to easily query and manipulate data across sources in a consistent manner.

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A look at asynchronous programming in C#, how it differs from synchronous programming, and explore its usefulness, with example code.

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A look at various ways of accessing data within C# 7 applications, from the traditional ADO.Net models to Entity Framework and LINQ.

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Reflection is when managed code can read its own metadata to find assemblies and modify its behaviour according to input.

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Debugging and testing are essential aspects of software development. They help ensure applications run smoothly and perform as expected.

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Learn the fundamentals of ASP.Net MVC web applications and C#. Discover the key features and benefits of using ASP.Net MVC in your projects.

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This guide will give you an introduction to Windows Application Development using Visual Studio and C# and the basics of win form design.

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Assemblies in the .Net platform solve the "DLL Hell" problem that has existed for as long as libraries have existed.

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Resources Files are a way to store data that the application will use such as strings and images which can be translated via localisation.

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Unlock the power of regular expressions with this ultimate guide. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced programmer, this guide will take your regex skills to the next level.

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