This repository serves as a structured and detailed guide to C#, covering all essential chapters from fundamentals to advanced concepts. It is designed for beginners and experienced developers looking to deepen their understanding of C# programming.
Csharp-Repository/
β-- Chapter 1: Basic Syntax and Data Types
β βββ Setting up the development environment
β βββ Writing and running your first C# program
β βββ Variables and constants
β βββ Data types in C#
β βββ Operators and expressions
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β-- Chapter 2: Control Flow Statements
β βββ Conditional statements (if, switch)
β βββ Looping constructs (for, while, do-while, foreach)
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β-- Chapter 3: Methods and Function
β βββ Defining and calling methods
β βββ Method parameters and return types
β βββ Recursion in C#
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β-- Chapter 4: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
β βββ Classes and objects
β βββ Inheritance and polymorphism
β βββ Encapsulation and abstraction
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β-- Chapter 5: Exception Handling
β βββ Understanding exceptions
β βββ Using try, catch, finally
β βββ Custom exceptions
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β-- Chapter 6: Collections and Generics
β βββ Arrays, Lists, and Dictionaries
β βββ Using generics in C#
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β-- Chapter 7: File Handling and I/O Operations
β βββ Reading and writing files
β βββ Working with streams
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β-- Chapter 8: LINQ (Language Integrated Query)
β βββ Basics of LINQ
β βββ Querying collections and databases
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β-- Chapter 9: Asynchronous Programming
β βββ async and await keywords
β βββ Task-based programming
- Clone the repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/KhulisoJohn/my-Csharp.git
- Navigate to the desired chapter and open the respective
.cs
files. - Follow along with the provided code examples and explanations.
- Expand Content: Add more real-world examples and case studies.
- Interactive Tutorials: Include small projects and exercises for practice.
- Video Guides: Create short video tutorials for each chapter.
This repository is a growing resource for C# learners and developers. By following the chapters sequentially, users can gain a solid understanding of C# concepts and best practices. Contributions and feedback are welcome to make this resource even better!
Happy Coding! π