About this course
Highly Practical
What You'll Learn
- The fundamentals of programming wiht C# and .NET Framework
- All about primitive and reference types
- Operators (arithmetic, comparison, logical, bitwise, etc)
- Writing control flow statements (loops, decision making, etc)
- Working with dates and times
- Working with text
- Working with files and folders
- Debugging C# applications
Target Student
Who Is This For?
- Anyone pursuing a career in web, mobile or game development
- Anyone wanting to gain a deep understanding of C# and .Net
- Existing C# developers who want to brush up on the C# fundamentals
A Complete Beginner-Friendly Course
No Prior Knowledge Needed
You don't need familiarity with C# to take this course. You'll learn everything from scratch, step-by-step.
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FAQ
How is this course different from YouTube tutorials?
Crystal clear and straight to the point, each lesson is concise and packed with 20 years of software engineering experience. No rambling—just a perfectly structured path to help you really understand and build your skills.
What’s the difference between buying a course and subscribing?
Buying the course gives you lifetime access to this specific course with a one-time payment. Subscribing, on the other hand, grants you access to this course along with the entire course library for as long as your subscription is active. Subscriptions also include new courses added in the future.
How long will I have access to the course?
If you purchase this course, you’ll have lifetime access, allowing you to revisit lessons and resources anytime. If you subscribe, you’ll have access to this course and all others in the library as long as your subscription is active.
Is there a money-back guarantee?
Yes, there’s a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you find the course isn’t a good fit, you can request a refund within the first 30 days.
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Welcome
2 Parts
About This Course
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Follow Me Around
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Getting Started (17m)
6 Parts
1. Introduction
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2. C# vs .NET
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3. What is CLR
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4. Architecture of .NET Applications
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Getting Visual Studio
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6. Our First C# Application
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Primitive Types and Expressions
11 Parts
Introduction
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Variables and Constants
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Overflowing
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Scope
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Demo Variables and Constants
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Type Conversion
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Demo: Type Conversion
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Operators
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Demo: Operators
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Comments
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Summary
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Non-Primitive Types (59m)
14 Parts
Introduction
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Classes
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Demo: Classes
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Structs
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Arrays
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Demo: Arrays
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Strings
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Demo: Strings
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Enums
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Demo: Enums
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Reference Types and Value Types
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Demo: Reference Types and Value Types
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Demo: Reference Types and Value Types
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Summary
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Control Flow (39m)
9 Parts
Introduction
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Conditional Statements
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Demo: If/Else, Switch/Case
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Iteration Statements
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Demo: For loops
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Demo: Foreach loops
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Demo: While loops
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Random Class
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Summary
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Arrays and Lists(29m)
6 Parts
Introduction
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Arrays
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Demo: Arrays
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Lists
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Demo: Lists
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Summary
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Working with Dates(15m)
4 Parts
Introduction
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DateTime
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TimeSpan
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Summary
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Working with Text(46m)
8 Parts
Introduction
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String
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Demo: Strings
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Live Coding: Summarizing Text
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StringBuilder
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Demo: StringBuilder
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Procedural Programming
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Summary
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Working with Files(20m)
6 Parts
Introduction
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Introduction to System.IO
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File and File Info
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Directory and Directory Info
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Path
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Summary
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Debugging Applications(33m)
7 Parts
Introduction
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Debugging Tools in Visual Studio
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Removing Side Effects
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Defensive Programming
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Call Stack Window
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Locals and Autos Windows
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Summary
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Whats Next
2 Parts
1. What's Next
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2. Final Words
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