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Introduction & Setup |
- Learn about the C# language and the .NET platform.
- Install Visual Studio or the .NET SDK.
- Write and run your first "Hello, World!" program.
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- Understand what C# is and its role.
- Successfully set up the programming environment.
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Basic Syntax & Variables |
- Learn the basic structure of a C# program.
- Declare and use variables and constants.
- Get familiar with data types (int, string, bool, etc.).
- Practice inputting and outputting data to the console.
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- Be able to write simple programs that use variables.
- Understand how to store different types of data.
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Operators and Expressions |
- Use arithmetic operators (+, -, *, /).
- Perform comparisons (==, !=, >, <).
- Combine conditions with logical operators (&&, ||, !).
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- Perform calculations and comparisons in C#.
- Write complex logical expressions.
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Control Flow |
- Branch logic with if-else and switch-case statements.
- Perform iteration with for, while, and do-while loops.
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- Control the execution flow of the program.
- Write programs with more complex logic.
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Methods |
- Organize code into reusable logical blocks.
- Pass data to methods via parameters.
- Receive return values from methods.
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- Write more structured and maintainable code.
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Arrays and Strings |
- Store and process a collection of data of the same type with arrays.
- Perform common string operations (concatenation, slicing, searching).
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- Work with collections of data.
- Process text.
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Classes and Objects (Overview) |
- Understand the basic concepts of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP).
- Define a class and create an object.
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- Start thinking in an object-oriented way.
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Basic Data Structures |
- Use List to manage dynamic lists.
- Use Dictionary to store key-value data.
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- Choose the appropriate data structure for the problem.
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Exception Handling |
- Handle potential errors in the program with try-catch.
- Ensure code execution regardless of errors with finally.
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- Write robust programs that can handle errors.
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Introduction to LINQ |
- Learn about Language Integrated Query (LINQ).
- Perform simple data queries on collections.
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- Write more concise and readable data query code.
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Small Consolidation Project |
- Apply all learned knowledge to build a complete console application.
- Suggestions: Contact manager, simple calculator, number guessing game.
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- Consolidate knowledge and have a first practical product.
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