C# Programming Illustrated Guide For Beginners & Intermediates

The Future Is Here! Learning By Doing Approach

William Sullivan

• Publisher: PublishDrive
• Year: 2020
• eBook ISBN: 9781795157797
• Topic: Computer Science
• Subtopic: Programming in C#
• Index: Computer Science

C# Programming Illustrated Guide For Beginners & Intermediates

Learn Coding Fast! With Practical Easy To Follow Examples And Step By Step Instructions!

Why should you choose to learn C# programming?

C sharp programing was developed by Microsoft and is USED in all their products!

C# is definitely a great way to get started in the world of programming, and since one of the biggest software giants (Microsoft) developed this language it would make sense to learn from one of the most popular languages and most influential software developer in the history of the world!

This book offers illustrated step by step examples for you to learn from. No more boring 500+ page text books to read from, my book goes straight to the point and provides practical examples you can use for a more hands on approach.

Real Life Practical Uses of C#

Windows Services

Web Applications

Windows Applications

Web Services

Games

Console Applications

Work-Flow Applications

Class Libraries

C# programming is becoming more and more popular with each passing day simply because it's an easy to learn language, robust, comprehensive, practical, and a general purpose language.

C# programming is an in demand skill sought out by many employers and corporations worldwide! So not only was it created by arguably one of the biggest software/tech giants in history, but it is also a skill that has a HUGE job prospect in today's modern world.

What You Will Learn

Object-Oriented Language & programming

Variables and Data Types

User Input and Console Output

Conditional Statements

Functions in C#

String Manipulation in C#

Polymorphism & Encapsulation

Practical Examples

And, much, much more!

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Chapter 1 - Introduction

C# is the Microsoft’s premier language for software development. Microsoft developed C# between 1999 and 2002. In the year 2002, the first version of C# was released to the general public as an integral part of the .NET framework. Since then C# has taken over Visual Basic as the default language of choice for .NET programmers.

C# is one of the most powerful programming languages on the planet. Fully object-oriented and strongly typed, C# is currently being used for web development as backend language for ASP.NET web development framework. It is also widely being as backend language for Windows Forms and Windows Presentation Framework applications. In the world of mobile application development, C# is ruling the Windows Phone development arena.

Salient Features of C#

Following are some of the most important features that make C# so powerful and versatile:

1.  Object-Oriented Language

C# is 99.9% object oriented. Like Java, apart from the primitive data types, everything in C# is an object. An object has some properties and can perform some functions. We will see object-oriented programming in detail in a future chapter. For now, just remember that it is the object-oriented programming owing to which C# is modular and maintainable.

2.  Strongly Types

C# is a strongly typed language which means that you have to specify the type of data before the program compiles. This is also known as type-safety, which makes C# applications more robust and less prone to run-time errors.

3. Automatic Garbage Collect...

Table of contents

• Title Page
• Chapter 1 - Introduction
• Salient Features of C#
• 1. Object-Oriented Language
• 2. Strongly Types
• 3. Automatic Garbage Collection
• 4. Easy to Learn
• 5. Application Range
• 6. Part of Visual Studio
• 7. Huge Developer Community
• Environment Setup
• Running Your First Program
• Conclusion
• Chapter 2 – Variables and Data Types
• Variable
• Data Types
• 1. Numeric Types
• 2. Boolean Type
• 3. Char Type
• 4. String Type
• 5. Objects
• Conclusion
• Chapter 3 - C# Operators
• 1. Arithmetic Operators
• 2. Relational Operators
• 3. Logical Operators
• 4. Assignment Operators
• Conclusion
• Chapter 4 –Getting User Input and Console Output
• Console Window
• Printing Data on Console
• Getting User Input
• Conclusion
• Chapter 5 – Conditional Statements in C#
• If statement
• If-else Statement
• Switch Statements
• Conclusion
• Chapter 6 – Iteration Statements
• The for loop
• The while loop
• The do-while loop
• The break Statement
• The continue Statement
• Conclusion
• Chapter 7 – Arrays in C#
• Creating an Array
• Accessing Array Elements
• Traversing Arrays with the for Loop
• Traversing Arrays with foreach loop
• Multidimensional Arrays
• Conclusion
• Chapter 8 – Functions in C#
• Declaring a Function
• Calling a Function
• Non-Static Function
• Parameterized Methods
• Returning Values from a Function
• Passing Variable By Reference and By Value
• Passing by Value
• Passing by Reference
• Conclusion
• Chapter 9 – Object Oriented Programming in C#
• Advantages of OOP
• • Reusability
• • Modular Approach
• • Maintainability
• • Easy Debugging
• • Security
• A Class
• An Object
• Accessing Members and Methods using Objects
• The Constructor
• Parameterized Constructor
• Constructor Overloading
• Conclusion
• Chapter 10 – Inheritance in C#
• Inheritance: A Simple Example
• Multiple Inheritance
• Calling Parent Class Constructor from Children Classes
• Conclusion
• Chapter 11 – Polymorphism and Encapsulation in C#
• Polymorphism
• Polymorphism via Method Overloading
• Polymorphism via Method Overriding
• Polymorphism by Overriding: An Example
• Encapsulation in Python
• Encapsulation via Customized Methods
• Encapsulation via Properties
• Conclusion
• Chapter 12 – Exception Handling in C#
• Compile Time Errors
• Runtime Errors (Exceptions)
• How Exceptions are handled
• Conclusion
• Chapter 13 – String Manipulation in C#
• Creating a String
• Using Single and Double Quotes
• String Concatenation
• Converting String to Lowercase and Uppercase
• Finding Substring
• Splitting Strings
• Replacing a String
• Finding String Length
• Conclusion
• Chapter 14 – File Handling in C#
• Reading a File
• ReadAllText()
• ReadAllLines()
• ReadLines()
• Writing Data to File
• WriteAllText()
• WriteAllLines()
• AppendAllText()
• AppendAllLines()
• Creating a File
• Deleting a File
• Conclusion
• Chapter 15 – Collections in C#
• What are Collections?
• ArrayList
• Creating an ArrayList
• Adding Elements to an ArrayList
• Removing Elements from an ArrayList
• Accessing Elements from an ArrayList
• Reversing and Sorting an ArrayList
• SortedList
• Creating a SortedList
• Adding Elements to a SortedList
• Accessing Elements in a SortedList
• Removing Elements from SortedList
• Stack
• Creating a Stack
• Adding Elements to a Stack
• Accessing Elements from a Stack
• Clearing the Stack
• Queue
• Creating a Queue
• Adding Elements to a Queue
• Accessing Elements from Queue
• Clearing a Queue
• Checking if Queue Contains an Element
• Conclusion
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