The Complete C# Programming + Visual Studio Developer Course

Master the C# programming language with Visual Studio (Microsoft’s popular IDE).Learn DotNet Framework and C# Programing

What you’ll learn
How to create my own C# apps.
Create a portfolio of C# App Developed in Visual Studio
Learn the fundamentals of C# and .NET Framework

Requirements
No programming experience required.
Passion for learning new things.
A computer with the Windows operating system (preferably Windows 10).
Passion to Learn Windows App Development
Passion to Create great C# Applications

Description
C# is a very easy programming language to learn. C# has a large online community and it’s back by Microsoft. C# Programming allows you to develop games on the most versatile game development platform in world: “Unity”. As a C# developer, you can create cross-platform software using .NET Framework. ASP.NET is the best back-end framework on the internet. ASP.NET is Microsoft’s application service for dynamic web pages, and C# is the primary language used to program with the ASP.NET framework.Want to publish your own mobile app to app store or google play?Well, as a C# developer you can develop mobile applications for Android & iOS operating systemsC# is a Fast Speed, Simple, Object Oriented, Modern Programming Language.The main goal of this course is to teach you the C# programming language along Visual Studio, Microsoft’s popular IDE. My name is Morteza Kordi, senior mobile app developer and Udemy instructor with over 60,000 satisfied students. And I’ve designed The Complete C# Programming + Visual Studio Developer Course with one thing in mind: you should learn by practicing your skills.I’ll personally be answering any questions you might have and I’ll be happy to provide links, resources and any help I can offer to help you learn the C# programming language and how to build amazing Web Apps.During this course, you’ll learn:How to use the C# programming languageHow to create apps with Visual StudioAll of the lessons are screen recorded in HD 1080p so the screen is perfectly clear during the lectures (check out the free preview sections!).Don’t wait and join us now by clicking the BUY NOW button!

Overview
Section 1: Introduction to C# Programming

Lecture 1 Master C# Programming

Lecture 2 What is .NET

Lecture 3 What is C#

Lecture 4 What is Programming

Lecture 5 What is Object Oriented Programming

Lecture 6 Variables in Programming

Lecture 7 Methods in Programming

Lecture 8 Encapsulation in Programming

Lecture 9 Inheritance in Programming

Section 2: Download and install Visual Studio

Lecture 10 Visual Studio System Requirements

Lecture 11 Download Visual Studio Installer

Lecture 12 Visual Studio Code – Alternative IDE

Lecture 13 Install Visual Studio IDE (Integrated Development Environment)

Lecture 14 Change Settings of Visual Studio!

Lecture 15 Downloading SDK Packages

Section 3: Create a Visual C# App in Visual Studio

Lecture 16 How to Create a Visual C# App in Visual Studio

Section 4: Let’s Create Visual Apps With C#

Lecture 17 Introduction to basics of C# Programming

Lecture 18 Build your First Windows App! – Part 1

Lecture 19 Build your First Windows App! – Part 2

Lecture 20 Build your First Windows App! – Part 3

Lecture 21 Assignment 1

Lecture 22 Overview – What we have learned so far?

Lecture 23 Build your first console based C# Application – Part 1

Lecture 24 Build your first console based C# Application – Part 2

Lecture 25 Build your first console based C# Application – Part 3

Lecture 26 Build your first console based C# Application – Part 4

Lecture 27 Assignment 2

Lecture 28 Overview – What we have learned so far?

Lecture 29 Write and WriteLine Methods

Lecture 30 String Interpolation in C#

Lecture 31 New Line Special Character in C#

Lecture 32 Retrieve Data from User in C# – Part 1

Lecture 33 Retrieve Data from User in C# – Part 2

Lecture 34 Retrieve Data from User in C# – Part 3

Lecture 35 Retrieve Data from User in C# – Part 4

Lecture 36 Retrieve Data from User in C# – Part 5

Lecture 37 Overview – What we have learned so far?

Lecture 38 Assignment 3

Lecture 39 If statements in C# – Part 1

Lecture 40 If statements in C# – Part 2

Lecture 41 If statements in C# – Part 3

Lecture 42 If statements in C# – Part 4

Lecture 43 If statements in C# – Part 5

Lecture 44 Introduction to Objects and Classes in C# – Part 1

Lecture 45 Introduction to Objects and Classes in C# – Part 2

Lecture 46 Introduction to Objects and Classes in C# – Part 3

Lecture 47 Introduction to Objects and Classes in C# – Part 4

Lecture 48 Introduction to Objects and Classes in C# – Part 5

Lecture 49 Introduction to Objects and Classes in C# – Part 6

Lecture 50 Introduction to Objects and Classes in C# – Part 7

Lecture 51 Debugging in C# – Part 1

Lecture 52 Debugging in C# – Part 2

Lecture 53 Debugging in C# – Part 3

Lecture 54 Debugging in C# – Part 4

Lecture 55 Properties in C# – Part 1

Lecture 56 Properties in C# – Part 2

Lecture 57 Properties in C# – Part 3

Lecture 58 Properties in C# – Part 4

Lecture 59 Properties in C# – Part 5

Lecture 60 Assignment 4

Lecture 61 Overview 4 – What we have learned so far?

Section 5: Learn Basics of C# by Building Visual Apps!

Lecture 62 Constructor in C# – Design the User Interface of the App

Lecture 63 Constructor in C# – Interaction between View and C# Code

Lecture 64 Constructor in C# – Create a listener for button and Create Animal Object

Lecture 65 Constructor in C# – Introduction to Constructors in C#

Lecture 66 Constructors in C# – Custom Constructors vs Default Cnstructors

Lecture 67 Assignment 5

Lecture 68 Overview 5 – What we have learned so far?

Lecture 69 App 2 – Design the User Interface of the App and OnClickListener or EventHandler

Lecture 70 Implement the Animal Class and Create the required instance variables

Lecture 71 Create the Constructor of the Animal Class

Lecture 72 Create a Property for the age Instance Variable

Lecture 73 Create Properties for the power and speed instance variables

Lecture 74 Get notified when the btnShowResult Button is clicked

Lecture 75 Get Values from the TextBoxes and show them to the User

Lecture 76 Debug the App!

Lecture 77 Increase the Value of the Age Property

Lecture 78 Increase the Value of the Power and Speed Properties

Lecture 79 Assignment 6

Lecture 80 Overview 6

Lecture 81 Conditional Operator in C#

Lecture 82 If statements in C# – Part 1 – Design the User interface

Lecture 83 If statements in C# – Part 2 – Implement the Boxer Class

Lecture 84 If statements in C# – Part 3 – Create a Property for Instance Variable

Lecture 85 If statements in C# – Part 4 – Evaluation Logic in C#

Lecture 86 If statements in C# – Part 5 – Create Objects of type Boxer and output values

Lecture 87 If statements in C# – Part 6 – Get Values from the TextBoxes

Lecture 88 While Loops in C#

Lecture 89 While and If Statements in C# – Design the User interface of the App

Lecture 90 While and If Statements in C# – Code the App!

Lecture 91 Boxing Champion App – Break Statements in C# – Design the User Interface

Lecture 92 Boxing Champion App – Break Statements in C# – Code the App!

Lecture 93 Incrementing And Decrementing in C# – Part 1

Lecture 94 Incrementing And Decrementing in C# – Part 2

Lecture 95 Incrementing And Decrementing in C# – Part 3

Lecture 96 Master For Loops – Part 1 – Design the User Interface of the App!

Lecture 97 Master For Loops – Part 2 – Code the App!

Lecture 98 Master For Loops – Part 3 – Debug the App!

Lecture 99 Using For Loops to Sum Numbers – Part 1 – Design the User Interface

Lecture 100 Using For Loops to Sum Numbers – Part 2 – Code the App!

Lecture 101 Do While Loop in C# – Part 1

Lecture 102 Do While Loop in C# – Part 2

Lecture 103 Switch Statements in C# – Part 1 – Design the user interface of the App!

Lecture 104 Switch Statements in C# – Part 2 – Create the instance Variables

Lecture 105 Switch Statements in C# – Part 3 – Introduction to Switch Statements

Lecture 106 Switch Statements in C# – Part 4 – Master Switch Statement in C#

Lecture 107 Switch Statements in C# – Part 5 – Add the Main Logic of the App!

Lecture 108 Switch Statements in C# – Part 6 – Goto Case

Lecture 109 Switching between String Values in C# – Part 1 – Design the User Interface!

Lecture 110 Switching between String Values in C# – Part 2 – Implement the Device Class

Lecture 111 Switching between String Values in C# – Part 3 – Create a new Device Object

Lecture 112 Switching between String Values in C# – Part 4 – Finish the App!

Lecture 113 Assignment 7

Lecture 114 Overview 7

Lecture 115 Break Statements in C#

Lecture 116 Continue Statements in C#

Lecture 117 Logical Operators in C#

Section 6: Methods In Depth In C#

Lecture 118 Learn to create methods in C#

Lecture 119 Random Number Generation In C#

Lecture 120 Learn to Create Enums in C#

Lecture 121 Scope In C#

Lecture 122 Method Overloading In C#

Lecture 123 Default Parameters In C#

Lecture 124 Named Parameters In C#

Lecture 125 C# 6 New Feature

Lecture 126 Recursion In C#

Lecture 127 Value Type & Reference Type

Section 7: Arrays In C#

Lecture 128 Learn to create arrays in C#

Lecture 129 Learn to initialize arrays in C#

Lecture 130 Modify Array Elements Using Counter-Controlled For Loops

Lecture 131 Get The Sum Of Array Elements

Lecture 132 Foreach Loops

Lecture 133 Type Inference in C#

Lecture 134 Introduction to Exception Handling In C#

Lecture 135 Multi-Dimensional Arrays In C#

Section 8: LINQ ( Language Integrated Query)

Lecture 136 Master LINQ & List Collection In C#

Lecture 137 List Collection In C#

Lecture 138 LINQ Vs List Collection

Section 9: Classes and Objects in C#

Lecture 139 Classes & Objects in C#

Lecture 140 The “This” Keyword in C#

Lecture 141 Constructor and Constructor Overloading in C#

Lecture 142 Inheritance in C#

Section 10: GUI – Graphical User Interface C# Application Development!

Lecture 143 Simple Button Click – Say hello to your app using MessageBox!

Lecture 144 Event Handling Explained

You’re new to programming and want to get started.,You want to learn how to make apps.,You want to learn the C# programming language.