
Explore hands-on C# projects from a phone book application with a form database to a rich text editor, media player, quiz app, and tic tac toe game.
Launch a Windows Forms phone book app using an ASCII art database, with insert edit search modes and user controls, featuring a data grid view, save button, and database connectivity.
Create and connect a database for the phone book app, build a table with id, contact name, and contact number, and link it to the data source.
Add actions by editing columns, updating the design, and enabling insert functionality for the data grid view in the phone book app, including data source connection and a data context.
Finish the csharp phone book application with save and search functionality, auto-incrementing identity key, and data grid driven search.
Build a Windows Forms text editor in C# using a rich text box to format text (bold, italics, underline, strikethrough) and manage save, save as, and open operations.
Create a file menu in a C# project and implement save and open operations using SaveFileDialog and OpenFileDialog, with rich text filters and path handling.
Finish the five menus in the second CSharp project by implementing new, save, save as, and close, wiring text box changes, file naming, and a yes/no save prompt.
Implement a font menu that applies bold, italic, underline, and strikeout to selected text in a rich text box, using font family and size settings.
Begin a new C# Windows Forms project to build a media player with a playlist, plus/minus controls, and an open file dialog for mp3 playback.
We implement code for the media player project to support multi-select, build playlists from multiple items, and enable playing chosen items.
implement event handlers to synchronize the list box with the media player's play state and update the playlist dynamically. add remove button functionality and test across multiple items.
Develop a login screen and quiz project plan for a c sharp app, including password masking, a users database, and login verification that leads to the next form.
Create a second form in a Windows Forms app, use show dialog to manage login, hide or close forms to prevent processes, and add a test user to the database.
Develop the design and functionality of a C# quiz form in Visual Studio, using a group box of radio buttons for single-choice answers and database-driven questions seeded via scripts.
Develop and finalize a C# quiz app by implementing a for loop for questions, randomizing options, validating answers with radio buttons, tracking scores, and handling quiz progression and UI adjustments.
Build a tic tac toe game in C# by designing a form in Visual Studio, wiring a click event for all buttons, and toggling X or O with each turn.
Import x and o images from the resources folder, create bitmaps, initialize them in the constructor, and set button backgrounds to 88 by 88 pixels.
Finish up the tic tac toe game by implementing board checks for rows, columns, and diagonals to determine win conditions in C# using Visual Studio.
C# is undoubtedly one of the most popular programming language around. A lot of developers are turning towards C# as their preferred choice of language, because it is simple, well supported and versatile. It powers lot of enterprise software and as a developer CSharp offers a host of job opportunities.
What is C#?
C#, pronounced as See Sharp or C Sharp (like the music note), is a multi-paradigm programming language that was designed by Microsoft to be a modern, simple, object-oriented and general purpose programming language. Evolved from C and C++, the language is not limited to simply building web applications, but also allows desktop applications, mobile applications, games and even websites.
One prominent benefit of C# is that it works within the .NET framework, which means that while the developer is writing his codes, he doesn’t have to worry about writing extra coding for things such as managing memory, performing garbage collection, handling exceptions, etc. The framework executes those functions for the developer automatically.
Our Projects in C# course has been uniquely designed to teach you the fundamentals of C# using interesting projects that will not only get you started with the programming language, but will also teach it to you in a fun and engaging manner.
In our C# course, you will get your hands on some interesting features such as LINQ to SQL, media player tools, authenticating users, add multiple forms, buttons, resources, etc.
Our interesting C# tutorial includes 5 short projects that will give you a general view of how to get started with C# and also teach a few of the most useful features of the programming language to get you started on your programming journey.
The 5 projects include:
Project 1: Phone Book – Create a phone book in a tabular format. Learn how to add, edit and delete phone numbers.
Project 2: Text Editor – Learn how to create a rich text editor, along with how to add, remove and edit files. You will also learn how to change the font and format the text.
Project 3: Media Player – Create a fully-functional media player. You will learn how to create a playlist within this player, along with how to add multiple files at the same time to the playlist.
Project 4: Quiz – Create a quiz application. You will learn how to authenticate the user and then generate the quiz from a database using multiple forms
Project 5: Tic Tac Toe Game – Learn how to create a fun game of Tic Tac Toe.
No longer does learning have to be boring. Let’s have some fun with C#! Enroll now and become a C# maestro.