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C# for Beginners | Full 2-hour course

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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

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Programming languagesC# and .NETObject-oriented design

An introductory course covering the basics of C# programming, including strings, numbers, branches, and building a simple bank account application.

C# is a powerful and widely used programming language that you can use to make websites, games, mobile apps, desktop apps and more with .NET. In this video, we'll teach you all the basics of C# and show you how to build a bank account. Get the .NET Interactive Notebooks and follow along at home: aka.ms/csharpnotebooks Free self-guided learning for .NET & C#: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/users/dotnet/collections/yz26f8y64n… Download .NET: dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download?WT.mc_id=dotnet-56973-cx… Jump to: – Start – What is C# – C#: Hello World – C#: The Basics of Strings – C#: Searching Strings – C#: Numbers and Integer Math – C#: Numbers and Integer Precision – C#: Numbers and Decimals – C#: Branches (if) – C#: “Hello World” Explained – C#: What are Loops? – C#: Combining Branches and Loops – C#: Arrays, List, and Collections – C#: Sort, Search, and Index Lists – C#: Lists of Other Types – C#: Debugging – C#: Object Oriented Programming – Objects and Classes – C#: Object Oriented Programming – Methods and Members – C#: Object Oriented Programming – Methods and Exceptions – C#: Object Oriented Programming – Catching Exceptions #dotnet #csharp #beginner

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On “I asked this question the csharp sub and I thought I'd ask it here. I have some extra cash and I was considering purchasing a training program. What would you recommend?”

For .Net & C# - I recommend Pluralsight and Scott Allen courses. The good news is it's subscription based so you can cram as much content you can but the bad news is that you don't have life time access. Just sign up for one to two months and do their learning paths. If you google you can find coupon for two months as well. If you are beginner I would check out .Net YouTube channel -[video