
Learn the basics of C# and object-oriented programming, including variables, operators, loops, arrays, and methods. Master classes, inheritance, type conversion, comparisons, and exception handling to prevent crashes.
Learn how variables in C# act as typed containers that store values like integers, floats, doubles, booleans, and strings, with proper assignment and naming.
Master plus, minus, multiply, and divide operators in C#, explore integer, double, and float types, work with strings, and print results using the console.
Master type conversion in C# using the convert class to turn strings into integers (16/32/64 bit) and use ToString for doubles, avoiding invalid formats that crash programs.
Access a free basic C# cheat sheet that consolidates everything you've learned so far into a handy reference for quick lookups of conversions and inheritance, and sign up for free.
learn to compare values in C# using if statements and switch case, with == and != operators, else and else if, plus a default case for robust program logic.
Explore loops in C# by comparing while and for loops, learn to manage loop counters with i++, avoid infinite loops, and write clear console output.
Learn to create string and integer arrays in C#, access elements with zero-based indexes, print values, and check array length to avoid errors; note lists and IEnumerable as alternatives.
C-Sharp methods let you define reusable code blocks that take arguments, return void or values, and print results, demonstrated by an add-numbers method and its calls.
Learn to organize code in C# by defining classes as blueprints with top speed and color, and use constructors to instantiate objects.
Explore inheritance in C# by building a vehicle class with top speed and color, then derive a truck and a large truck to reuse properties and methods across multiple levels.
Master handling exceptions in C# by preventing errors and using try-catch to prevent crashes, emit developer messages, and provide user-friendly feedback.
Master the basics of C# by using variables, operators, conversions, comparisons, and loops to build basic programs. Explore arrays, methods, classes and inheritance, and learn how to handle exceptions.
Stop MESSING AROUND with courses that want to teach you "everything you can do with C#". If you're new to coding you absolutely do not need that! What you do need to succeed are:
Fundamentals.
Basic ideas taught to in an unforgettable way!
Quick, simple and easy lessons!
In this course I will show you how to code really basic C# and .Net applications. Nothing in here is left unexplained and nothing will make you want to give up the course!
Maybe the world of coding scares you? Maybe you think that applications can only be made by geeks? Well I will change that opinion in under an hour!
You will learn the basic concepts, ideas and techniques that you will use to build your future desktop and mobile applications with the popular programming language, C#.
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This course is for complete and utter beginners to programming and C#. If you don't know what fancy words like 'classes' and 'objects' mean then this is the course for you!
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Some Things You Will Learn
How we store things in a program (Variables)
How we "do" things in programs (Functions or Methods)
How we make templates for ease (Classes)
And more!
A Powerful Skill at Your Fingertips
This course is your gateway drug into the land of milk and honey (and lucrative software development contracts).
Learning to program in any language gives you the ability to hire yourself out at rates of $60 - $150 per hour. My last mini project started at a quote of $16,000. I expect that proof of concept to expand to a 6 figure project. I can outsource a lot of that and keep a 50% profit just for organising it!
That's the kind of revenue you can expect eventually - but you have to start somewhere!
That "Somewhere" Starting Point is Here
This course is the best way for you to learn an award winning foundation in software development. I know it's the best because I started out as a beginner coder after being a dance teacher. You can imagine what a seamless transition that was!
Coming from a non development background I can completely sympathise with where you are as a beginner. That's why everything is explained simply and clearly - I want you to understand everything I say. I want you to be able to create your own software. I want you to succeed!
Join this course now and begin your journey towards the most lucrative, adventurous and exciting career path you can imagine!