Introduction To C# Programming - Duration 3 Days

Introduction to C# Programming - duration 3 days

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the C# programming language. It starts with the basics of the language, such as variables, data types, and program control statements, then moves onto writing object-oriented code and accessing databases via Microsoft’s ADO.NET technology. Exercises and examples are used throughout the course to give practical hands-on experience with the topics covered.

Prerequisites: Any previous experience in other programming languages will be useful, but is not required.

THE .NET FRAMEWORK

         COMMON LANGUAGE RUNTIME (CLR)

         .NET ADVANTAGES

         THE FRAMEWORK CLASS LIBRARY

         COMPILING CODE

         .NET VERSIONS

THE VISUAL STUDIO INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT (IDE)

         EXPRESS EDITIONS

         OVERVIEW OF THE IDE

         MAIN IDE WINDOWS

STRUCTURE OF A C# PROGRAM

         STATEMENTS AND BLOCKS

         ADDING COMMENTS

         WHITESPACE

BASIC INPUT/OUTPUT OPERATIONS

         THE CONSOLE CLASS

USING VARIABLES AND CONSTANTS

         DECLARING VARIABLES

         NAMING VARIABLES

         DATA TYPES

         WORKING WITH STRINGS

         CONVERTING BETWEEN DATA TYPES

         SYSTEM.OBJECT               

         BOXING              

         DEFINITE ASSIGNMENT

         SCOPE

         CONSTANTS

         ENUMERATIONS

EXPRESSIONS AND OPERATORS

         ASSIGNMENT OPERATOR

         ARITHMETIC OPERATORS

         COMPARISON OPERATORS

         BOOLEAN LOGICAL OPERATORS

         TERNARY OPERATOR

         BITWISE OPERATORS

         SHORTCUT OPERATORS

         IS OPERATOR

         AS OPERATOR

PROGRAM CONTROL STATEMENTS

         USING THE IF STATEMENT

         USING THE SWITCH STATEMENT

         USING LOOP STATEMENTS

         JUMP STATEMENTS

EXCEPTIONS

         HANDLING BASIC EXCEPTIONS

         THE EXCEPTION OBJECT

         USING MULTIPLE CATCH BLOCKS

         EXCEPTION PROPAGATION

         CREATING AND THROWING EXCEPTIONS

         CREATING CUSTOM EXCEPTIONS

         CHECKING FOR ARITHMETIC OVERFLOW AND UNDERFLOW

         ERROR LOGGING

ARRAYS               

         OVERVIEW OF ARRAYS

         CREATING ARRAYS

         USING ARRAYS

         MULTI-DIMENSIONAL ARRAYS

WORKING WITH CLASSES

         OBJECT-ORIENTED PRINCIPLES

         TERMINOLOGY

         DECLARING A CLASS

         CREATING OBJECTS

USING METHODS

         DEFINING METHODS

         CALLING METHODS

         VARIABLE HIDING AND ‘THIS’ OPERATOR

         PASSING PARAMETERS BY VALUE AND BY REFERENCE

         OUT PARAMETER

         PARAMETER ARRAYS

         ACCESS MODIFIERS

         METHOD OVERLOADING

         CONSTRUCTORS

         CLASS ACCESS MODIFIERS

         DESTRUCTORS   108

         CONST AND READONLY MEMBERS

         STATIC MEMBERS

         STATIC CONSTRUCTORS               

         STATIC CLASSES               

         DEFINING PROPERTIES

         INDEXERS

         SYSTEM.OBJECT               

STRUCTS

COMPOSITION

INHERITANCE

         DERIVING CLASSES

POLYMORPHISM

         OVERRIDING METHODS

         POLYMORPHIC PROPERTIES

         ABSTRACT CLASSES AND METHODS

         SEALED CLASSES AND METHODS

         HIDING CLASS MEMBERS

         SYSTEM.OBJECT METHODS

INTERFACES

GENERICS

DELEGATES

LAMBDA EXPRESSIONS

INTRODUCTION TO ACCESSING DATABASES VIA ADO.NET

         ADO.NET COMPONENTS

         CREATING A DATABASE FORM WITHOUT WRITING ANY CODE

         CONNECTING TO DATABASES

         USING THE COMMAND OBJECT

         USING THE DATAADAPTER

DEBUGGING WITH VISUAL STUDIO

         SETTING BREAKPOINTS

         STEPPING THROUGH CODE

         DEBUGGING WINDOWS