Learn C# in 7 days
By: Gaurav Aroraa
Publisher: Packt Publishing
Published: 2017
Place of publication: Birmingham
Language: eng
Number of pages: 298
ISBN-13: 9781787127159
Subjects: C# (Computer program language); Computer software; Development; C# (Langage de programmation); COMPUTERS; Programming Languages; C#
Description: Learn C# in 7 days with practical examples, build a foundation for C# programming, and boost your skills to an advanced level About This Book Learn the basics of C# in 7 days Works as a reference guide describing the major features of C# Build easy and simple code through real-world example scenarios Who This Book Is For The book is for aspiring developers and absolute novices who want to get started with the world of programming. You do not need any knowledge of C# for this book. What You Will Learn Understand and set up the .NET environment Code in C# using the Visual Studio 2017 RC (preferable community edition) IDE Define variables, syntax, control flows, statements, and arrays etc through examples Understand the concepts of Object-Oriented Programming using C# Get acquainted with attributes, collection, generics, and LINQ Get your hands on class members such as Modifiers, Methods, Properties, Indexers, File I/O, Exception Handling, and Regex Build a real-world application using C# 7 In Detail This book takes a unique approach to teach C# to absolute beginners. You'll learn the basics of the language in seven days. It takes a practical approach to explain the important concepts that build the foundation of the C# programming language. The book begins by teaching you the basic fundamentals using real-world practical examples and gets you acquainted with C# programming. We cover some important features and nuances of the language in a hands-on way, helping you grasp the concepts in a fluid manner. Later, you'll explore the concepts of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) through a real-world example. Then we dive into advanced-level concepts such as generics and collections, and you'll get acquainted with objects and LINQ. Towards the end, you'll build an application that covers all the concepts explained in the book. By the end of this book, you will have next-level skills and a good knowledge of the fundamentals of C#. Style and approach Fast paced guide to get you up-to-speed with the language. Every chapter is followed by an exercise that focuses on building something with the language. The codes of the exercises can be found on the Packt website Downloading the example code for this book. You can download the example code files for all Packt books you have purchased from your account at http://www.PacktPub.com . If you purchased this book elsewhere, you can visit http://www.PacktPub.com/support and register to have the code file.
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Table of contents: title: Cover; title: Copyright; title: Credits; title: About the Author; title: About the Reviewer; title: www.PacktPub.com; title: Customer Feedback; title: Table of Contents; title: Preface; title: Chapter 1: Day 01; title: Overview of the .NET Framework; title: What is programming?; title: What is .NET?; title: What is .NET Core?; title: NET Core features; title: What makes .NET Core?; title: What is .NET Standard?; title: Available IDEs and editors for C#; title: Setting up the environment; title: Hands; title: on exercises; title: Revisiting Day 01; title: Chapter 2: Day 02; title: Getting Started with C#; title: Introduction to C#; title: History of the C# language; title: Understanding a typical C# program1 (System); title: 3 (Day02); title: 2 (Program); title: 4 (Main); title: 5 (Day02); title: 6 (Day02); title: 7 (Dependencies); title: 8 (Program.cs); title: Deep-dive into application using Visual Studio; title: Discussing code; title: Color; title: Beep; title: An overview of C# reserved keywords, types, and operators; title: Identifiers; title: Contextual; title: Types; title: Value type; title: Data types; title: Reference type; title: Pointer type; title: Null type; title: Operators; title: Discussing operator precedence in C#; title: Operator overloading; title: An overview of type conversion; title: Implicit conversionExplicit conversion; title: Understanding statements; title: Declarative statement; title: Expression statement; title: Selection statement; title: The if statement; title: The if..else statement; title: if ... else if ... else statement; title: Nested if statement; title: Switch statement; title: Iteration statement; title: The do ... while loop; title: The while loop; title: The for loop; title: The foreach loop; title: The jump statement; title: break; title: continue; title: default; title: Exception-handling statement; title: Arrays and string manipulations; title: Arrays; title: Types of arrays; title: Single-dimensional array; title: Multidimensional arrayJagged array; title: Strings; title: Structure versus class; title: Hands-on exercise; title: Revisiting day 2; title: Chapter 3: Day 03; title: What's New in C#; title: Tuples and deconstruction; title: Tuples; title: The System. ValueTuple struct; title: Deconstruction; title: Tuple â#x80;#x93; important points to remember; title: Pattern matching; title: is expression; title: switch statement; title: constant pattern; title: type pattern; title: When clause in case expression; title: Local functions; title: Literal improvements; title: Binary literals; title: Digit separator; title: Async Main; title: Restrictions while using new signaturesDefault expressions; title: Member variables; title: Constants; title: Infer tuple names; title: Other features supposed to release; title: Pattern-matching with generics; title: Reference assemblies; title: Hands-on exercises; title: Revisiting Day 03; title: Chapter 4: Day 04; title: Discussing C# Class Members; title: Modifiers; title: Access modifiers and accessibility levels; title: public; title: protected; title: internal; title: composite; title: private; title: Rules for the access modifier; title: abstract; title: Rules of the abstract modifier; title: async; title: const; title: event; title: extern; title: new