C#.NET Tutorials For Beginners and Professionals

C#.NET Tutorials For Beginners and Professionals

C#.NET Tutorials For Beginners and Professionals

In this C#.NET tutorial For Beginners and Professionals article series, we covered all the basic and advanced concepts of C#.NET.  This C# Tutorials For Beginners and Professionals course is going to explain by using different types of applications which include the console, windows, ASP.NET Webform, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Web API by taking some real-time scenarios.

It is very important to understand C#.NET as it is the base for all types of applications. The C#.NET is the most powerful programming language among all programming languages available in the .NET framework.

For whom?

These C#.NET tutorials are designed for beginners as well as professional developers who want to learn C# step by step from the very basic to the advanced concept using real-time examples. These tutorials provide a hands-on approach to the subject with step-by-step program examples that will assist you to learn and put the acquired knowledge into practice.

What is C#.NET?

The C#.NET is one of the Microsoft programming languages. It is the most powerful programming language among all programming languages available in the .NET Framework. The C#.NET contains all the features of C++, VB.NET, JAVA, and also some additional features.

The C#.Net programming language is designed to be a simple, modern, general-purpose, and completely object-oriented programming language.

What you will learn from this C# Tutorials?

In this C# Tutorials, you will learn from basic to advance level concepts of C#. Some of them are as follows:

Architecture of the .NET Framework
Basic Concepts of C#
OOPs concepts in C#
C# 7 and 8 new features
Exception Handling
Delegates
Collection Framework in C#
Generic in C#
Multithreading and Deadlock
Asynchronous Programming in C#
Parallel Programming
AutoMapper and Dapper in C# and many more

Prerequisites:

There are no prerequisites required to learn C#.NET as we are going to start from very basics. It is good to have .NET Framework and Visual Studio installed on your computer, as it might assist you in executing the examples yourself and get to know how it works.

Note: If we missed any topics in this C#.NET Course, then please let us know by giving a comment in the Comment Box and we promise as soon as possible we will publish articles on that topic. 

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Introduction & Environment Setup

How Computer Works
Introduction to Programming Languages
How Computer Programs Works
Different Types of Applications
Programming Methodologies
Algorithm, Pseudocode, Programs, and Flowcharts
Introduction to C# Programming Language
.NET Framework Architecture and Components
How to Download and Install Visual Studio on Windows
Creating First Console Application using Visual Studio

C#.NET Basics

Basic Structure of C# Program
Methods and Properties of Console Class in C#
Data Types in C#
Literals in C#
Type Casting in C#
Operators in C#
Variables in C#
Control Flow Statements in C#
If-Else Statements in C#
Switch Statements in C#
Loops in C#
While Loop in C#
Do While Loop in C#
For Loop in C#
Break Statement in C#
Continue Statement in C#
Goto Statement in C#
Functions in C#
User-Defined Functions in C#
Call by Value and Call by Reference in C#
Recursion in C#
User Input and Output in C#
Command Line Arguments in C#
String in C#
Static Keyword in C#
Static and Non-Static Members in C#
Const and Read-Only in C#
Properties in C#
Why we should override the ToString method in C#
Override Equals Method in C#
Difference Between Convert.ToString and ToString Method in c#
Checked and unchecked keyword in C#
Stack and Heap in C#

.NET Framework Architecture

DOT NET Framework
Common Language Runtime in .NET
.NET Program Execution Process
Intermediate Language (ILDASM & ILASM) Code in C#
Common Type System in .NET Framework
Common Language Specification in .NET Framework
Managed and Unmanaged Code in .NET
Garbage Collector in .NET Framework
Assembly DLL EXE in .NET Framework
App Domain in .NET Framework
Strong and Weak Assemblies in .NET

OOPs in C#

Object Oriented Programming (OOPs) in C#
Class and Objects in C#
Constructors in C#
Destructor in C#
Access Specifiers in C#
Encapsulation in C#
Abstraction in C#
Inheritance in C#
Interface in C#
Multiple Inheritance in C#
Abstract Class and Abstract Methods in C#
Polymorphism in C#
Method Overloading in C#
Method Overriding in C#
Method Hiding in C#
Partial Classes and Partial Methods in C#
Sealed Class in C#
Extension Methods in C#

C# 7.X new Features

C# 7 New Features
Out Variables in C#
Pattern Matching in C#
Digit Separators in C#
Tuples in C#
Splitting Tuples in C#
Local Functions in C#
Ref Returns and Ref Locals in C#
Generalized Async Return Types in C#
Expression Bodied Members in C#
Thrown Expression in C#
Async Main in C#

Exception Handling

Exception Handling in C#
Multiple Catch Blocks and Finally Block in C#
Custom Exception in C#
Inner Exception in C#
Exception Handling Abuse in C#

Delegates

Delegates in C#
Multicast Delegates in C#
Delegates Real-time Example in C#
Anonymous Method in C#
Lambda Expressions in C#
Generic Delegates in C#

Collections in C#

Arrays in C#
2d Array in C#
Advantages and Disadvantages of Arrays in C#
Collections in C#
ArrayList in C#
Hashtable in C#
Stack in C#
Queue in C#
Advantages and Disadvantages of Non-Generic Collection in C#
Generic Collections in C#
Generics in C#
Generic List in C#
Generic List Class Range Methods in C#
How to Sort a List of Simple Type in C#
How to Sort a List of Complex Type in C#
Comparison Delegate in C#
List Class important methods in C#
Dictionary in C#
Conversion Between Array List and Dictionary in C#
List vs Dictionary in C#
Generic Stack in C#
Generic Queue in C#
Foreach Loop in C#

Multi-Threading

Multithreading in C#
Constructors of Thread class in C#
How to Pass data to the Thread Function in a Type Safe Manner
How to retrieve data from a thread function
IsAlive and Join Method of Thread class in C# 
Protecting Shared Resource in Multithreading Using Locking
Protecting Shared Resource in Multithreading Using Monitor
Mutex in C#
Semaphore in C#
Deadlock in C#
Performance Testing of a Multithreaded Application
Thread Pooling in C#

File Handling

File Handling in C#
FileStream Class in C#
StreamReader and StreamWriter in C#
File Class in C#
TextWriter and TextReader in C#
BinaryWriter and BinaryReader in C#
StringWriter and StringReader in C#
FileInfo Class in C#
DirectoryInfo Class in C#

Asynchronous Programming in C#

Task-based Asynchronous Programming in C#
C# Task Return Value
Chaining Tasks by Using Continuation Tasks

Parallel Programming

Task Parallel Library in C#
Parallel For in C#
Parallel Foreach in C#
Parallel Invoke in C#

AutoMapper

AutoMapper in C#
AutoMapper Complex Mapping in C#
Mapping Complex type to Primitive Type using AutoMapper in C#
AutoMapper ReverseMap in C#
AutoMapper Conditional Mapping in C#
AutoMapper Ignore Property in C#
UseValue ResolveUsing and Null Substitution in AutoMapper

Optional Parameter, Indexers and Enums

How to make Optional Parameters in C#
Indexers in C#
Indexers Real-Time Example in C#
Enums in C#

C# 8 New Features

C# 8 New Features
ReadOnly Structs in C#
Default Interface Methods in C#
Pattern Matching in C#
Using Declarations in C#
Static Local Functions in C#
Disposable Ref Structs in C#
Nullable Reference Types in C#
Asynchronous Streams in C#
Asynchronous Disposable in C#
Indices and Ranges in C#
Null-Coalescing Assignment Operator in C#
Unmanaged Constructed Types in C#
Stackalloc in Nested Expressions in C#

Online Training

Our C#.NET Online Training Program

Most Popular C# Books

Most Recommended C# Books
Most Recommended Data Structure and Algorithms Books using C#

44 thoughts on “C#.NET Tutorials For Beginners and Professionals”

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    Smruti Ranjan Jena

    First I would like to thank Dotnet for sharing these materials. These are really good and up-to the point and very understandable. Anyone with basic knowledge can also read these and increase their knowledge.

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    anandhi M

    Can you add asp concepts too like all webform concepts including lambda expression and linq concepts?…It would be more greatful

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    subhas

    The concepts are useful for performance tuning aspects also. Auto mapper very powerful to design domain driven related stuff.
    If we are familiar with Lambda, complex collections (how to retrieve from complex type collection) with combination of Automapper, then we can easily implement any kind of logic w.r.t layering systems.
    Here my question is: Automappers are internally defined from reflection logic(gettype comparison b/w classes and their properties?)…
    Please continue your research on Architectural patterns and their evaluations start to till date (please explain successful patterns).

    Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/subhas-ketha-it-software-investment-banking-bfsi-8b084243/
    Happy coding

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    Shabeer Ahmed

    Sir, you are an amazing teacher! can’t describe in words!! Thank you very much for your help and looking forward for the rest of articles.

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    Ramesh

    Hi,
    My name is ramesh. I would like to buy dotnet material books. Can get same material in books format.
    Kindly guide me. If possible please provide link.

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    Ayman

    Please Add These topics “Nullable types, Events, dynamic type, ExpandoObject, File handling, Data Streams, Reflection”
    and thanks for this articles

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    SHAKEEL AHMED

    First I would like to thank Dotnet for sharing these materials. These are really good and up-to-the point and very understandable. Anyone with basic knowledge can also read these and increase their knowledge. It would be more convenient if we got a search option

    Reply
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    Siva Chinchalapu

    I am just loving the way you are constantly working to update the content, for the ease of readers. Thank you for that.

    Reply

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