C# PRACTICAL THEORY

In C#, create and initialize a jagged array with 2 rows, where the first row
contains the elements 1 and 2, and the second row contains the elements 3 and 4.
In C#, write a method that uses the out keyword to assign a value to a variable.
Call the method and retrieve the assigned value using an out parameter.
In C#, write a method that uses the out keyword to assign a value to a variable.
Call the method and retrieve the assigned value using an out parameter.
In C#, create a class named Sample that implements an indexer to allow accessing
and modifying elements of a private integer array using array-like syntax.
In C#, declare a delegate named Greet, define a method SayHello() that prints
"Hello", and use the delegate to invoke that method.
In C#, declare and initialize a generic List<int> with a few elements.
In C#, create a Dictionary<string, int> to store names as keys and corresponding
ages as values. Add two entries: one for "Alice" with age 25 and one for "Bob" with
age 30.
In C#, create a delegate named Show and define two methods Msg1() and Msg2() that
print different messages. Use a multicast delegate to invoke both methods
sequentially.
In C#, access and store the first element of the second row in a jagged array into
an integer variable.
In C#, write a method that uses out parameters to return two integer values. Then
call the method and store the returned values in two variables.
In C#, create and initialize a jagged array with 2 rows, where the first row
contains the elements 1 and 2, and the second row contains the elements 3 and 4.
In C#, demonstrate how to use the 'ref' keyword to modify a variable's value within
a method.
In C#, write a method that uses the out keyword to assign a value to a variable.
Call the method and retrieve the assigned value using an out parameter.
In C#, create a class named Sample that implements an indexer to allow accessing
and modifying elements of a private integer array using array-like syntax.
In C#, declare a delegate named Greet, define a method SayHello() that prints
"Hello", and use the delegate to invoke that method.
In C#, declare and initialize a generic List<int> with a few elements.
In C#, create a Dictionary<string, int> to store names as keys and corresponding
ages as values. Add two entries: one for "Alice" with age 25 and one for "Bob" with
age 30.
In C#, create a delegate named Show and define two methods Msg1() and Msg2() that
print different messages. Use a multicast delegate to invoke both methods
sequentially.
In C#, access and store the first element of the second row in a jagged array into
an integer variable.
In C#, write a method that uses out parameters to return two integer values. Then
call the method and store the returned values in two variables.
Write a C# program to declare and initialize a jagged array with two rows, where
the first row contains two elements and the second contains three elements. Display
all elements.
Write a C# program that demonstrates the use of the ref keyword by creating a
method that adds 10 to a given integer. Call the method and print the updated
value.
Create a C# program using the out keyword to return two integer values from a
method. Print both values in the main method.
Implement a class in C# that uses an indexer to store and retrieve integer values
in a private array. Demonstrate storing and retrieving values using the indexer.
Create a simple delegate in C# that points to a method named SayHello which prints
"Hello!" to the console. Invoke the delegate to execute the method.
Write a C# program that demonstrates multicast delegates by creating two methods (A
and B) and calling them both using a single delegate.
Create a C# program using List<int> to add at least two numbers. Display the second
element from the list.
Write a C# program to create a dictionary that stores names (as strings) and their
corresponding ages (as integers). Display the age of a specific person (e.g.,
"Alice").
Write a C# program to demonstrate that a jagged array can contain inner arrays of
different lengths. Initialize and display the values.
Design a C# class with a string indexer that stores any string and returns it in
lowercase. Demonstrate storing a string in uppercase and retrieving it in lowercase
using the indexer.
Write a C# program to declare, initialize, and display the elements of a jagged
array with varying lengths.
Write a C# program to demonstrate the use of the ref keyword to pass a variable by
reference to a method and modify its value within the method.
Write a C# program to illustrate the use of the out keyword to return multiple
values from a method by passing variables as output parameters.
Write a C# program to implement indexers in a class. Demonstrate how an object can
be accessed like an array using an indexer.
Write a C# program using a delegate to call a method that prints a greeting message
with the given name.
Write a C# program to create a list of fruits, add "Apple", "Banana", and "Cherry"
to the list, and display each fruit using a foreach loop.
Write a C# program to compare the usage of ref and out keywords. Show how ref
requires initialization and out does not, and how both modify values through
methods.
Write a C# program to store integer values in a List<int>, sort the list using the
built-in Sort() method, and display the sorted values.
Write a C# program using a delegate to call two static methods Hello and Welcome
sequentially.
Write a C# program using Dictionary to store and display roll numbers and names of
students. Add at least two entries and print them using a foreach loop.
Write a C# Windows Forms code to display “Hello World” in a message box when
btnClick button is clicked.
Write a C# code to set the label1 text equal to the value entered in textBox1 when
the btnSetLabel button is clicked.
Write a C# code to set the label1 text equal to the value entered in textBox1 when
the btnSetLabel button is clicked.
Write a C# Windows Forms code to open a .txt file using OpenFileDialog, read its
content, and display it in textBox1 when a button is clicked.
Write a C# code using SaveFileDialog to save the content of textBox1 into a .txt
file when a button is clicked.
Write a C# code to set the current Windows Form as an MDI parent form.
Write a code to open a new instance of ChildForm inside the current MDI parent form
when a button is clicked.
Write a C# code to create a SQL Server database connection to the test database
using SqlConnection and open it.
Write a C# code using SqlCommand to insert a record with name ‘John’ into the
Student table using the open connection con.
Write a C# code to retrieve all records from the Student table using
SqlDataAdapter, fill the result into a DataTable object named dt.
Write a C# code to bind the DataTable object dt to a DataGridView control named
dataGridView1.
Write a C# Windows Forms program where textBox1 takes user input and on btnShow
click, displays it in label1.
Write a C# Windows Forms program that displays the selected item of comboBox1 in a
MessageBox when btnSubmit is clicked.
Write a C# program to read content from a text file using OpenFileDialog and
display it in textBox1 when btnOpen is clicked.
Write a C# program to save the content of textBox1 to a file using SaveFileDialog
when btnSave is clicked.
Write a C# program to make a form an MDI container and open a ChildForm inside it
when btnOpenChild is clicked.
Write a C# ADO.NET code to connect to SQL Server and insert a student named ‘John’
into the Student table using SqlConnection and SqlCommand.
Write a C# ADO.NET program to update a student name from ‘John’ to ‘Johnny’ in the
Student table.
Write a C# program to retrieve all student records using SqlDataAdapter and store
them in a DataTable.
Write a program to bind data from a DataTable to a DataGridView named dataGridView1
after fetching it using SqlDataAdapter.
Write a C# program to add a new row to a DataTable, and update the changes back to
the Student table using SqlCommandBuilder.
Create a Windows Forms application that takes a student's name from textBox1,
displays a welcome message in label1 when button1 is clicked.
Write a program that uses OpenFileDialog to open a text file and display its
content in textBox1.
Create a Windows Forms program that changes the background color of a form using
ColorDialog on button1 click.
Design an MDI Parent form with a menu item that opens a Child Form. Use MenuStrip
and MDI architecture.
Write a C# program to insert student data into a SQL Server table using Connected
Architecture.
Display records from the Student table in a DataGridView using Connected
Architecture.
Fetch and display data using SqlDataAdapter and DataSet (Disconnected Architecture)
in a DataGridView.
Insert a new row into DataTable, then update the database using SqlDataAdapter.