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Introduction to Programming and C#


Basic Programming Concepts
What is programming?
Understanding compilers, IDEs, and runtime.
Getting Started with C#
Install .NET SDK and Visual Studio/Visual Studio Code.
Write your first "Hello, World!" program.
Understand the structure of a C# program (namespaces, Main method).
2. Basic C# Syntax and Fundamentals
Data Types and Variables
Value types: int, float, char, bool, etc.
Reference types: string, arrays, objects.
Nullable types and type inference (var, dynamic).
Control Flow
If-else, switch-case.
Loops: for, foreach, while, do-while.
Functions and Methods
Syntax, parameters, return types.
Method overloading and recursion.
3. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
Core OOP Concepts
Classes and objects.
Access modifiers: public, private, protected, internal.
Constructors and destructors.
Properties (getters and setters).
Advanced OOP
Inheritance and polymorphism.
Abstract classes and interfaces.
Method overriding (virtual, override, new).
Sealed classes and methods.
Encapsulation
Using access modifiers to protect data.
Readonly and constant fields.
4. Collections and Data Structures
Arrays and Lists
One-dimensional and multi-dimensional arrays.
Generic lists (List<T>).
Collections
Dictionaries, HashSets, Stacks, Queues.
LINQ for collection queries.
Iterators
Enumerators and iterators (yield keyword).
5. Exception Handling
Basics of Exception Handling
Try-catch-finally blocks.
Using throw for custom exceptions.
Working with Exception class.
Custom Exceptions
Creating your own exception classes.
6. File Handling
Working with Files
Reading and writing text files (File, StreamReader, StreamWriter).
Handling binary files (BinaryReader, BinaryWriter).
Serialization
JSON (System.Text.Json, Newtonsoft.Json).
XML serialization.
7. Advanced Topics
Delegates and Events
Multicast delegates and anonymous methods.
Events and event handlers.
Lambda Expressions
Syntax and use cases in LINQ.
Asynchronous Programming
Tasks and async-await.
Threading (Thread, Task, Parallel).
Reflection
Inspecting metadata at runtime.
Dynamic method invocation.
Attributes
Using and creating custom attributes.
8. Working with Databases
Entity Framework Core
Setting up a database.
LINQ-to-Entities.
CRUD operations.
ADO.NET
Connections, commands, data readers.
Using stored procedures.
9. Building Applications
Console Applications
Input-output handling and menus.
Windows Forms/WPF
Building GUI applications.
Web Development
ASP.NET Core for web applications.
Razor Pages, MVC, and APIs.
10. Testing and Debugging
Unit Testing
Writing tests using MSTest, NUnit, or xUnit.
Debugging
Using breakpoints and watch in Visual Studio.
Analyzing logs.
Code Quality
Static code analysis tools.
Refactoring for clean code.
11. Best Practices
Code Style
Naming conventions.
Using comments effectively.
Design Patterns
Singleton, Factory, Dependency Injection, etc.
Version Control
Git basics for tracking changes.
12. Specialized Topics (Optional)
Game Development
Unity with C#.
Cross-Platform Development
.NET MAUI for mobile/desktop apps.
Microservices
ASP.NET Core with Docker and Kubernetes.
Cloud Computing
Azure integration with .NET.
Resources
Official Documentation: C# Docs
Books:
C# in Depth by Jon Skeet.
Pro C# 9 with .NET 5 by Andrew Troelsen and Philip Japikse.
Online Courses
Udemy, Pluralsight, Codecademy.

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