C#.NET Tutorials

C# Tutorials

C# Tutorials

In this C# Tutorials article series, I am going to cover all the basic and advanced concepts of C#.NET.  These C# Tutorials are going to explain by using different types of applications which include the console, windows, asp.net web form, 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 type of application. The C#.NET is the most powerful programming language among all programming languages available in the .NET framework.

For whom?

These C# 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.

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.

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 DotNet 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.

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Course Information

Course Instructor

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DOTNET Framework Basics

Introduction to DOTNET Framework
Common Language Runtime
DOTNET Program Execution process

C#.NET Basics

Basic Structure of C# Program
Console Class Methods and Properties in C#
Data Types 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#
Why we should override Equals method in C#
Difference between convert.tostring and tostring in C#

OOPs in C#

Introduction to OOPs
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#
Function Overloading in C#
Function Overriding in C#
Function Hiding in C#
Partial Class and Partial Methods in C#
Sealed Class and Sealed Methods in C#
Extension Methods in C#

C# 7.X new Features

Introduction to 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 in C#
Creating Custom Exception in C#
Inner Exception in C#
Exception Handling Abuse in C#

Delegates

Delegates in C#
Multicast Delegate in C#
Delegates Real-time example in C#
Anonymous Method in C#
Lambda Expression in C#
Generic Delegates in C#
Anonymous Method Real-Time Example in C#

Collections in C#

Arrays in C#
Two-Dimensional 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#
Sorting a List of Simple Type in C#
sorting a list of Complex type in C#
Comparison Delegate in C#
List Class important methods in C#
Dictionary Generic Collection in C#
Dictionary Class important methods in C#
Conversion Between Array List and Dictionary in C#
List vs Dictionary in C#
Generic Stack in C#
Generic Queue in C#

Parallel Programming

Task Parallel Library Overview
Parallel For Method in C#
Parallel ForEach Method in C#
Parallel Invoke Method in C#

AutoMapper

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

Optional Parameter, Indexers and Enums

How to make method parameters optional in C#
Indexers in C#
Indexers Real-Time Example in C#
Enums in C# (Part-1)
Understanding Enums in C# (Part – 2)

5 thoughts on “C# Tutorials”

  1. 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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