Welcome to the C# Back to Basics series.
What Are We Going to Learn?
In this series, we will cover the C# language basics.
We will learn how to create our first project, and how to use operators, variables, expressions, and data types. Furthermore, we will continue learning how to use conditions and loops and what conditions and loops we have available in C#.
Of course, we won’t forget to talk about methods, arrays, and value and reference types.
All the topics include examples, so they’re easier to understand and apply.
So, the complete series is divided into the following sections:
- Development Environment Setup
- Data Types, Declarations, and Variable Definitions
- Operators in C#
- Type Conversion
- Linear Structures with Input and Output in C#
- Working with Strings
- Conditions in C# (If, If-Else, If-ElseIf, Switch-Case)
- Loops(While, Do-While, For)
- Handling Exceptions
- Access Modifiers
- Methods
- Ref and Out Keywords
- Recursion and Recursive Methods
- Arrays (single-dimensional and multi-dimensional arrays)
- Working with Files, StreamWriter and StreamReader
- Working with Files, File, and Directory
As you can see, we have plenty to learn in this series.
What’s Next?
If you feel you’ve sufficiently mastered these topics you can transition to our intermediate C# series:
Or you can check out:
So, we don’t want to leave all the fun waiting, let’s go get it…
