Bluelime Learning Solutions
Welcome to this C# project based course for beginners course (pronounced C Sharp).
C# is designed to be a simple, modern, general–purpose, object–oriented programming language, borrowing key concepts from several other languages, most notably Java
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C# is an Object Oriented language and does not offer global variables or functions. Everything is wrapped in classes, even simple types like int and string, which inherits from the System.Object class.
In this course I will walk you through how to create the following 17 beginner c # projects:
Calculator
Digital Clock with date and time
Simple Digital Clock
Currency Converter
Picture Viewer
Maths Quiz
Web browser
Notepad
Maze Game
paint drawing app
Pair matching game
2D Ping Pong game
Music layer
image upload form
Screen Saver
Database driven login form
Google Maps
C# is an object–oriented language designed by Microsoft and used by systems engineers, desktop programmers, and mobile app developers the world over.
This course will guide you through C#’s basics, its core syntax, and the fundamentals of writing strong C# code. I will show you how to install Visual Studio, a great IDE for developing in C#, and then dive into the language itself. Along the way, we will cover topics such as:
Declaring and initializing variables with a variety of data types
Data type Conversions and Truncating
Exploring Basic Arithmetic operators
Troubleshoot Compile errors
Controlling flow with conditional code
Creating Method
Creating Event Handler methods
Using controls and changing their properties
Instructor Details
Courses : 34
Specification: 17 Beginner C# Walkthrough Projects step by step
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| Price | $15.99 |
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| Duration | 17.5 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$15.99
Zaskia de Chazal –
A little too basic in places and the speech is so slow that I have had to increase the speed. Edit: One would think that there would be some type of progression to the projects. I’m still getting intellisense defined (as in, what is intellisense) in project 7. So much repetition of the most basic stuff in each project that should have instead been put in an introduction video.
Randolph Scott –
This was a great course for me since I learned other techniques / methods that what I may have done.
C Cain –
I learned so much!! Thank you!!
Bernie Yeater –
Learning a lot from the course, building projects.
Steverelliott –
Great course good teacher
Ethan Taub –
I’m sorry but the instructor speaks and write too slow. It would be too frustrating to try to function at such a low level, and I don’t think I would learn anything. $10 or so down the drain, but no big deal. I’m throwing this one away.
Timo –
A bit too slow and repetitive.
Jeremy Davis –
Don’t expect to learn much. It takes you through projects but doesn’t explain why the code works or give you an understanding of how you can adapt it to projects you want to build.
Jonathan Gunnells –
Really slow talker, gives you instructions in the wrong order when setting up projects so you have to delete the project and start over.
Tomer Lustig –
I’m really disappointed. I’m a beginner in C# but didn’t learn much from from this course. I’ll try to keep it short and constructive: 1. There was no real learning about Classes and how to create or design them. 2. No basic thought process of how to write code, even the simplest just copy pasting prepared code and explaining each line in a very simplistic way (basically just read out the lines, sometimes not even explaining…). 3. No basic debugging but just showing us where the problem was. 4. Very repetitive, and most projects are more or less the same. Nevertheless, I thank you for your efforts in making this course. Really hoping to get my money back actually, if that is possible…