C# Programming Course

Read more about the C# Programming course overview, prices and how to book.

Course Objectives: What Will I Learn?

Delegates who complete the C# Programming course will be able to:

• Write C# console programs.
• Understand and debug C# programs.
• Understand the principles of the .NET framework and the Common Language Runtime.

Intended Audience: Is This The Right Course For Me?

This course is intended for:

• Programmers who want to develop applications for either the .NET or MONO framework.
• Web application developers who want to develop .NET web applications should attend this course before attending the ASP.NET Development course.

Course Prerequisites: Am I Ready For The Course?

Previous programming experience is essential. Knowledge of C/C++ or Java will be beneficial.

Please ensure you meet the prerequisites for the C# Programming Course before you attend the course. Read the importance of course prerequisites to understand why this is necessary.

Course Contents: What Does The Course Cover?

.NET Framework Fundamentals

.NET Framework SDK. •  Principles. •  Prerequisites and installation. •  MSIL - Microsoft Intermediate Language. •  CTS - Common Type System. •  Assemblies and the GAC - Global Assembly Cache. •  BCL - Base Class Library. •  Reflection. •  .NET languages. •  JIT - Just In Time compilation. •  Features and benefits. •  Other implementations - GNU, Mono.

Getting Started with C#

Command line compilation. •  Hello World program. •  Comments. •  The Main() function. •  Console I/O. •  Using elements in the Base Class Library. •  Example assemblies and modules. •  Visual Studio.NET. •  Solutions and Projects. •  Toolbox, Property Explorer and Solution Explorer. •  Debugging.

C# Language Syntax

Program structure. •  Iteration and selection statements. •  Tokens. •  Literals. •  Namespaces. •  Variables. •  Scope. •  Classes. •  Keywords. •  Expressions. •  Operators. •  Events. •  Delegates. •  Reference and value types. •  Embedded documentation. •  Exception handling. •  Attributes.

Classes and Structs

Principles. •  Classes. •  Methods and Properties. •  Constructors. •  Encapsulation. •  Polymorphism. •  Abstraction. •  Indexers. •  Delegates. •  Regular expressions. •  Finalize method.

Windows Forms

Forms and GDI+ classes. •  Creating forms. •  Controls. •  Properties. •  Events. •  Menus. •  Dialog forms. •  Visual inheritance. •  Listview and Treeview. •  Dynamic controls and events.

Base Class Library

Network Programming. •  File I/O. •  ADO.NET Database programming. •  Remoting. •  SOAP. •  XML. •  Collections. •  Win32 API access. •  ASP.NET. •  Web Services. •  COM Interop.

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