
Introduction to Microsoft C# 2008
by Mark Long
Start the free chapterMicrosoft\'s C# programming language first appeared in the early 2000s. Microsoft\'s design goals were to create a clean, concise programming language that was redesigned from the ground up based on the new programming paradigms that the Internet created. Over the past nine years, C# has become one of the most popular programming languages in the world. In this course, Mark Long introduces you to the basics of the C# language and gives you a foundation to continue to develop your skillset with C#. Work files are included. To begin learning today, simply click on the movie links.
Course content
Welcome5 lessons
Visual Studio 200812 lessons
- Visual Studio & Virtual PC6:121 credit or ad
- Getting Visual Studio 20083:111 credit or ad
- Installing Visual Studio 20086:571 credit or ad
- Visual Studio Tour pt. 16:311 credit or ad
- Visual Studio Tour pt. 27:051 credit or ad
- Understanding Solutions & Projects pt. 12:491 credit or ad
- Understanding Solutions & Projects pt. 23:441 credit or ad
- Your First C# Program6:521 credit or ad
- Commenting Your Code5:531 credit or ad
- Collapse & Expand Code5:011 credit or ad
- Code Snippets5:021 credit or ad
- Refactoring Code4:391 credit or ad
C# Essentials11 lessons
- Data Types5:581 credit or ad
- Built-in Value Types6:211 credit or ad
- C# Variables3:071 credit or ad
- Casting pt. 16:241 credit or ad
- Casting pt. 25:451 credit or ad
- Strings3:461 credit or ad
- Converting4:011 credit or ad
- Formatting4:061 credit or ad
- Understanding Scope5:061 credit or ad
- Constants4:391 credit or ad
- Expressions & Operators5:411 credit or ad
C# Control Structures6 lessons
Methods & Events4 lessons
Exceptions5 lessons
Arrays & Collections14 lessons
- Array Basics6:391 credit or ad
- Using an Array6:261 credit or ad
- Array Data6:501 credit or ad
- Inserting Data into the Array6:071 credit or ad
- Two Dimensional Arrays4:271 credit or ad
- Jagged Arrays4:111 credit or ad
- Collection Basics6:011 credit or ad
- Typed & UnTyped Collections6:301 credit or ad
- Using a List pt. 16:561 credit or ad
- Using a List pt. 24:201 credit or ad
- Sorted Lists pt. 16:291 credit or ad
- Sorted Lists pt. 23:471 credit or ad
- Queues6:051 credit or ad
- Stacks5:551 credit or ad