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Video Information:
1. These are straightforward coding videos
2. I explain things sometimes in excruciating detail
3. There are questions embedded throughout the videos
4. There is no talking head or fancy graphics
5. There are zips under lesson resources with the project files where needed
6. If you want to push your skills up, you have to type and run the code just as I do. Experience is the greatest and most effective teacher.
7. As you create the code, stop and ask yourself this question: can you make one meaningful change to the code to produce a new effect or to show something slightly different? If you do this repeatedly, even if slowly at first, your programmer’s brain will grow much faster.
Instructor Details
Courses : 11
Specification: Learn C#/C# 7 through Web Pages and Visual Studio 2017
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6 reviews for Learn C#/C# 7 through Web Pages and Visual Studio 2017
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 19.5 hours |
| Year | 2018 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$14.99
Mike Cloud Monk Kreuzer, PhD, MCSE/MCT –
Extremely clear detailed instructions. Font size of Visual Studio code is quite large and readable so it is possible to easily watch on a iPad or other 9 tablet sitting on the console of an elliptical or other exercise machine. This is rarely done by most other instructors on Udemy. Tom is an excellent teacher. I hope he does an introductory course on .NET Core 2.0. Buddha bless. Cloud Monk
Saffy Kttat –
Very Good in Details of What we will do and How and why. He run some negative tests which are very good .. One minor issue.. I think an Introduction session to some Csharp basic and Object/Methods and functions relationships knowledge will be good.
Prashant Nandanwar –
Easy to understand and practise
William Mendoza –
The professor explains as clearly as sparkling water. His approach is to ask question and think as a programmer. I vave completed two of his c# courses and I have learned a lot from him. Thanks Tom!
Bernd Krohn –
Like a personal professor , aspects of classes and generics well explained
Adiv Abramson –
The course is a practical introduction to the C# language using ASP.NET as the development environment. The instructor provides numerous real world examples of how C# is implemented to handle processing requirements. At times the instructor will deliberately write code that is incorrect either syntactically or logically in order to demonstrate some of the traps novice programmers might fall into unless they think clearly and precisely. I think this is more helpful than always presenting idealized code that never fails. By training the student to be on guard for common pitfalls the instructor is helping them to ultimately become better developers down the line. The instructor constantly emphasizes the little questions that should be running through the students’ minds at every step of the coding process, e.g. what are the consequences of placing a statement above or below its original position or what will happen if one of the variables is null or its value falls outside the expected range for the statements that refer to it. Excellent course!