C# for Beginners

Create a C# console application in Visual Studio, use Main as the entry point, and output text with Console.WriteLine while reading input with Console.ReadLine.

Create a simple console app that prompts for a name and reads input with Console.ReadLine. Store the value in a string variable and print it back with WriteLine.

Learn to read numeric inputs in a C# console app by converting text to numbers, parsing user input, and performing simple operations like two times x.

Create a basic Windows Forms application that shows Hello world, add a label, adjust the title and text, run the app, and locate the executable.

Create and customize a button in a form project, resize and label it, and implement a click event that shows a message box.

Build a Windows Forms app that uses a textbox to input your name and shows it when you press the button, with an updated form title.

Use a for each loop to iterate over a combo box's customer items, perform actions for each item, and display results like customer names.

Learn to read a text file in a beginner c# project by loading content with read all text from system.io and displaying it in a text box on button press.

Read a text file and split its contents into lines, with each line a customer. Clear the combo box, then add each line as an item to the combo box.

Build a basic windows forms app with a menu bar, a movie combo box, and a label, then add exit and register projects and create their functions by double-clicking.

Add an about box in the C# project, wire it to show as a dialog, and update assembly information (version and copyright) in project properties.

Learn to start external applications from C# using Process.Start, wiring button clicks to launch Notepad or Paint, and handle program paths as needed.