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The goal of this course is to take a student with little or no experience programming in C# and to make them a complete master of the language.
Whether you want to:
Build the skills you need to land your first C# programming job
Move to a more senior software developer position
Ace a coding interview at a top tier tech company like Google, Apple, Facebook, or Microsoft
Take the Microsoft Certification Exam 70–483 that tests your C# knowledge
Build professional quality video games in the Unity game engine
Or just learn C# to be able to build professional quality apps
&this complete C# tutorial is the course you need to do all of this, and more.
Why should you learn C#?
C# is an in–demand skill, and one of the most popular programming languages in the world.
It is powerful, flexible, and well supported and is used in a wide variety of industries including Investment Banking, Mobile App Development, Web Development, and Game Development.
This course will teach you not only C#, but the key computer science concepts like Data Structures and Algorithms, Searching and Sorting, and Gang of Four Design Patterns. This course will help you ace interviews and get a job.
Specification: Complete C# Programming Course – Beginner to Expert
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7 reviews for Complete C# Programming Course – Beginner to Expert
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| Price | $9.99 |
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| Provider | |
| Duration | 26.5 hours |
| Year | 2022 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Hariharan J –
This is a great course that is well organised, short and sweet, There are few sections that are not beginner friendly but when it comes to just learning C# its a great course ! Thank you . Looking forward for your c++ course.
Tony Olsson –
Very Good.
James Meechan –
The very first exercise uses code that differs from the code taught in the lecture it is attached too. The solution video also uses terminology not yet introduced and the structure of the solution is inside a function which again is different from the lecture this exercise is meant to help you understand. The videos are often of poor quality and the sound is out of sync a lot. The tutor’s voice is robotic and sounds like the Amiga’s text to voice. This makes it hard to engage. Section 4. Where to begin? Its a total mess. He demonstrates a lot of code but doesnt explain any of it. He also uses code, concepts and words that he has not explained or mentioned anywhere so far and expects us to understand what is going on. 15 seconds of someone typing code is not a way to explain what is going on and how it works. If he is going to explain all of this later then this section is mainly redundant unless you are proficient in other programming languages. I have just finished section 8 and im going to give up. He is moving very quickly and not explaining very much about what he is doing or how it works.
Bryant Hewitt –
Useful for filling in some finer details I didn’t fully grasp early on in my learning.
Komal Sehrawat –
Its very time consuming and easy to understand
Harsh Dave –
Goes pretty fast for beginner level. Would be better if it goes little slow and explains things in detail (quality over quantity).
J rg Frank –
is like reading a book full of Notice