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A beginners Guide To C#

by :John Yang
So, What is c#?

● Derived from c++ Made it


● Child of java and c ++

Things made in c#:

Etc..
The lessons contents

Variables and Loops Moving


operators forward

Manipulating Arrays
variables and
operators

Conditional Foreach
statements Loop
Variables
Int: a variable that stores singular digits with no
decimals

String : variable that contains texts

Char: a variable that can only store one letter

Double: a variable that stores digits with decimals.

Boolean: true or false value variable


Operators
Basically Self explanatory:
+ - / *

%: gives remanded of two numbers

++: iterates a +1

–: iterates a -1

+=: iterates any number you want


Manipulating variables and
operators
Console.WriteLine();

Console.ReadLine();
X represents a string
variable x.Length();

x.ToUpper/ToLower();

X[y];

x.indexof();
Conditional statements
If (condition){

Else doesn’t }else if(condition){


Need a condition
:D
}else{

}
Comparison operators
< less than
> mores than
<= less or equal to
>= more or equal to
== equals
!= not equals
Loops
for( variable = 0 ; condition; code that while (condition){
gets executed after every iteration; ){

} }
Arrays
//Arrays: data structure that represents
a list of objects

// how to declare an array


String [ ] things = new string[]{"x", "y",
"x", "x"};

//adding values to an array


You can input values into an array by
doing:
Foreach Loops
foreach(individual array in array)
{
Console.WriteLine(individual
array );
}
Moving forward

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