C# Programming
Description
C# (pronounced as C sharp) is a general-purpose, object-oriented programming language. It is one of the most popular languages used for developing desktop and web applications. Being a C based language, C# is closer to C++ and C. Syntactically, it is similar to Java. Our C# programming tutorial will guide you to learn C# programming one step at a time.
Course Content Access Duration: 6 months x 24 hours (4320 hours)
This course includes:
- Pre Recorded Video lectures
- Theoretical & Practical Content
- Assignment
- Practical Test Series
- Weekly Syllabus Wise Content Release
- Weekly 2 Live Classes weekly for 6 months by Expert Mentor (1 hr/per live class)
- 24×7 doubt clearing support through inbuilt Q&A module
- One Project at the end of the course
- Course Completion Certification
- Access to our integrated placement portal through which you can apply to jobs listed by our clients.
Topics for this course
26 Lessons4320h
Video Lecture 1
1 - Introduction and Creating First C# Program
2 - Input and Output to Console
3 - Built-in Data Types , Escape Sequences and Verbatim literals in C#
Video Lecture 1
Video Lecture 2
4 - Arithmetic Operators and Simple Calculator
5 - If-Statement with Comparison Operators and Logical Operator
6 - C# Arrays
Video Lecture 3
7 - The switch statement (C#)
8 - C# While Loop
9 - C# Do While Loop
Video Lecture 4
10 - For and Foreach Loop in C#
11 - Introduction to C# Methods
12 - Passing Parameters and Return from Method
Video Lecture 5
13 - Pass by Reference , Output and params Parameter in Method
14 - Method Overloading in C#
15 - Introduction to C# Classes and Objects
Video Lecture 6
16 - Constructor and Destructors in C#
17 - Class Inheritance in C#
18 - Method Hiding in
Video Lecture 7
19 - Polymorphism in C#
20 - Difference between Method Overriding and Method Hiding
21 - Getter and Setter in C#
Video Lecture 8
22 - Properties in C#
23 - Interfaces in C#
24 - Explicit Interface Implementations in C#
Video Lecture 9
25 - Abstract classes in C#
26 - Abstract Class versus Interface in C#
27 - Delegates in C#