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Kickstart your C#/.NET junior interview prep with 50 videos, quizzes, and a PDF with answers. Access bonus questions, code solutions, an e-book, a learning plan, flashcards, and Q&A support.
Krystyna, a C# developer since 2013 and technical lead, shares focused guidance for junior developers on essential C#/.NET interview questions, drawing from 250 plus technical interviews.
Install visual studio community on windows and set up .net desktop development to create and run c# code. Follow step-by-step installation, privacy prompts, restarts, and optional microsoft account login.
Install the .NET SDK and Visual Studio Code on macOS, add the C# Dev Kit extension, and verify the setup with dotnet --info for C# development.
Access the course code from the GitHub repository, download as zip or clone with git, unzip on Windows, and build in Visual Studio or VS Code to verify zero errors.
Discover how all .NET languages compile to the Common Intermediate Language, and how the CLR's just-in-time compiler translates CIL to binary at runtime.
Discover how the Common Language Runtime manages execution, memory, garbage collection, and exceptions for all .NET applications, enabling cross-language interoperability via the common type system.
Differentiate C# as a programming language from the .NET framework, which runs C# and other languages via the CLR and standard libraries; explore the naming evolution to .NET.
Describe the difference between value types and reference types in C#, including inheritance from System.ValueType and System.Object, copy versus reference passing, and stack versus heap storage.
Boxing wraps a value type in System.Object to store on the heap, blending value and reference types. Unboxing converts it back to the value type, with a performance penalty.
Identify and explain the three main types of errors: compilation (syntax) errors, runtime errors, and logical errors, and how to fix and verify them with IDEs, debuggers, and unit tests.
Discover how C# handles exceptions using try-catch-finally, with specific vs generic catches, the System.Exception base class, and proper resource cleanup and user-friendly error handling.
Explore how Udemy coding exercises work by implementing the Calculator.Add method to add two numbers, reading the task description, and running automated tests with hints and solution tabs.
Explore the six C# access modifiers—public, internal, protected, protected internal, private protected, and private—and how their rules differ within and across assemblies and in class inheritance.
Understand how default access modifiers work in C#. Explore namespace-level vs class-level visibility, why internal is default at namespace level and private at class level, and how nested classes behave.
Why this course?
I've conducted over 250 technical interviews as a .NET Technical Lead. I've seen what separates candidates who get hired from those who don't — and it's rarely about memorizing definitions. It's about truly understanding how C# works under the hood.
This course teaches you exactly that. We go through 50 essential C# interview questions in depth, plus 110 bonus questions — 160 real-world questions total. Each one is explained so you understand why the answer is correct, not just what to say.
What makes this course different?
Most interview prep courses are question dumps — here's the question, here's the answer, memorize it. This course takes a different approach:
We learn by coding. Topics are explained with hands-on examples, and the course includes 8 in-browser coding exercises to reinforce your understanding.
We go deep. Each topic is broken down so you can handle follow-up and trick questions with confidence.
We cover what actually gets asked. The questions in this course are based on real interviews, not pulled from a textbook.
What's inside?
7 hours of video covering the topics interviewers care about most:
Object-oriented programming — inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction, encapsulation
SOLID principles — with practical examples, not just acronym definitions
5 popular design patterns — when and why to use each one
C# core mechanisms — the things that come up in almost every interview
Included with the course:
Free e-book with all questions and answers — perfect for a quick review the night before your interview
Printable flashcards + Anki deck — study on the go, anywhere, anytime
Full Git repository with all the code from the lectures
8 in-browser coding exercises to practice as you learn
Not preparing for an interview right now?
That's fine too. Many students take this course simply to deepen their understanding of C# and fill knowledge gaps. Interview questions are a great framework for learning — they force you to think about the "why" behind every concept, which makes you a better programmer regardless of whether you have an interview coming up.
This course is covered by Udemy’s 30-day Refund Policy, so you can try it out risk-free.