Practical Approach to Beginner C# Language by Professional

This chapter is about C# Variables and Data Types. The variables and data types, they are the building blocks of the C# program. So far you are doing just printing of texts on the Console right? Now we will do the same but in a different way. Let’s use computer memory we will store some text values in a C# Program then we will print it on console screen.

Operators and Expressions are used to perform task such as Sum of numbers or Multiplication of numbers or to check the equality between two objects or two digits. Any such task needs operators and with the combination of operators and operands it makes expression.

Earlier programs that we created, there were no any control flow statements we used. The Control always runs from top to bottom in a linear way, and so without usage of Control flow statements we can't control the execution of c# control. So in this chapter we will learn how to handle the flow of C# program.

In C# Language anything you put inside double quotes, it will become string. Note that the string is not an executable statement. It’s just a message that has to be printed on the console screen.

In this chapter we will learn how to do repetitive task with the help of looping in c# language. It’s also called Iterations in any programming language.

Arrays are important programming construct in all programming language. This is using in C, C++, C#, Java and all other most used programming languages. Let see, the purpose of arrays. If you want to store more than one different value in a single variable then you can use Arrays.

This is an introduction to object oriented programming language in C#. So,

In this chapter we will learn the basics and few programming practice of Object Oriented Programming. Ok. First of all, why do we need Object Oriented Programming?

So the answer is, the object Oriented Programming (OOPs) is the method of writing software’s application. You will use OOPs to write real world applications with the help of Classes, Objects. Ok. One thing, Remember OOPs is all about classes and objects/instances.