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Visual Programming Syllabus Notes

The Visual Programming syllabus covers essential topics in C#.NET, including an introduction to the language, control statements, arrays, strings, structures, pointers, and working with databases. Each section includes specific learning objectives and time allocations, totaling 64 hours of instruction. The course is designed to provide foundational knowledge and practical skills in C# programming.

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Visual Programming Syllabus Notes

The Visual Programming syllabus covers essential topics in C#.NET, including an introduction to the language, control statements, arrays, strings, structures, pointers, and working with databases. Each section includes specific learning objectives and time allocations, totaling 64 hours of instruction. The course is designed to provide foundational knowledge and practical skills in C# programming.

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Visual Programming Syllabus Notes

1. Introduction to C#.NET (10 Hours, 7 Marks)

1. Introduction to C#.net

2. Development of C# net

3. Introduction to C#.net and its features

4. Structure

5. Variables

6. Identifiers

7. Keywords

8. Data types

9. Type conversion

10. Operators

2. Control Statements (10 Hours, 9 Marks)

1. Introduction to control statements

2. If, if else, and if else ladder

3. Switch statement

4. For loop

5. Do while loop

6. While loop

7. Loop control statements

3. Arrays (8 Hours, 6 Marks)

1. Introduction to array

2. Declaration and initialization of array

3. Accessing data from an array


4. Multi-dimensional arrays

5. Jagged arrays, param arrays, and array class

4. Strings (8 Hours, 6 Marks)

1. Introduction to strings

2. Creating a string object

3. Methods of string class

4. String functions

5. Structures (10 Hours, 7 Marks)

1. Introduction to structure

2. Defining a structure

3. Features of C# structure

4. Class vs. structure

6. Pointers (10 Hours, 6 Marks)

1. Introduction to pointers

2. Advantages and disadvantages of pointers

3. Retrieving the data value using a pointer

4. Passing pointers as parameters to methods

5. Accessing array elements using a pointer

7. Working with Database (8 Hours, 9 Marks)

1. Need of database in C#

2. Database environment setup

3. Connecting a C# program with a database

4. Reading and writing elements to and from the database

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