Programming With C# for Beginners Training Course
Short course
Online
Description
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Type
Short course
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Level
Beginner
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Methodology
Online
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Class hours
15h
Course Overview:
This course is designed for beginners who wish to become a Microsoft .NET developer by using C# (C Sharp) which is one of the most popular programming languages for web, desktop and mobile application development. It is a classroom based course that covers the essential topics to start programming with C#.
Following topics are included in this course:
C# Language Fundamentals
Variables
Operators and Expressions
Decision Making
Using Loops
Using Arrays
Managing Errors and Exceptions
Using Methods
Classes and Objects
Interfaces and abstract classes
Properties
Indexers
Attributes
Debugging Techniques
Delegates & Events
Collections & Generics
Facilities
Location
Start date
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About this course
Important information: London Academy of IT will offer classroom-based learning when the UK lockdown is over and safe to do so.
Skills Required
No existing knowledge on .NET or C# is required. Familiarity with any programming language is helpful but not required. You should have basic computing knowledge.
If you do not have basic computer and Internet skills then we highly recommend you to attend our Computer Basics for Absolute Beginners course before attending this course.
Reviews
Subjects
- C language
- Decision Making
- Programming
- C#
- IT
- IT courses
- Expressions
- Tutoring
- Learning
- Class
Teachers and trainers (1)
Jayan Karmacharya
Tutor
Jayan is an Experienced Web Developer and IT tutor with over 10 years of experience in Server side programming, front-end development, database design, web server management and, IT instruction. Having Master of Science in Information Technology Degree and Microsoft certified Programming in HTML5 with JavaScript and CSS3
Course programme
- C# Language Fundamentals
- Overview of the C# language
- The structure of a C# program
- Compiling and running your code
- Reading and writing from and to the Console
- Variables
- Understanding data types
- Working with numbers
- Working with characters and strings
- Understanding variable scope
- Converting data type
- Operators and Expressions
- Introduction of operators
- Arithmetic operators
- Concatenation operators
- Comparison operators
- Logical operators
- Increment and decrement operators
- integer and floating point division
- Casting (Typecasting)
- Decision Making
- Using bool in Decision Making
- The logical negation operator (!)
- Switch Statements
- Using Loops
- Introduction of looping
- The while loop
- The do-while loop
- The for loop
- The break statement
- The continue statement
- Nesting loops
- Using Arrays
- Introduction of Arrays in C#
- Initialising the Arrays
- Using the foreach loop with Arrays
- Managing Errors and Exceptions
- Introduction of error handling
- Catching exceptions
- The finally blocks
- Using Methods
- Introduction of C# Methods
- Creating a Method in C#
- Calling a Method
- Returning value from a Method
- Method parameters
- Method overloading
- Classes and Objects
- Introduction of Object and Classes
- Creating an Object
- Using an Object
- Creating a Class
- Adding Instance variables
- Controlling accessibility
- Naming conventions for class members
- Adding Constructors
- Overloading Constructors
- Static Methods, Variables, and Classes
- Interfaces and abstract classes
- Understand the Purpose of Interfaces
- Define an Interface
- Use an Interface
- Multiple Inheritance using Inheritance
- Overview of Abstract Classes
- Programming with Abstract Classes
- Comparison of Abstract classes and Interfaces
- Properties
- Introduction of Properties
- Creating and using Properties
- Read-only Properties
- Property accessibility
- Indexers
- Indexers in C#
- Comparison between Indexers and Properties
- Attributes
- Using Pre-defined Attributes
- Comparison between Indexers and Properties
- Debugging Techniques
- Introduction
- Breakpoints
- Stepping through the code
- The Debugging Tool Windows
- Delegates & Events
- Understand What a Delegate Is
- Understand What an Event Is
- Implement Delegates
- Fire Events
- Collections & Generics
- Working with List
- Working with Dictionary
Programming With C# for Beginners Training Course