c# - Educlassix Project

Learn C# programming and modern application development using the .NET ecosystem. Master object-oriented programming, APIs, and advanced features while building practical applications for desktop, web, and enterprise systems

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Work on practical assignments and real-life scenarios to build job-ready skills and strengthen your portfolio
Test your understanding with interactive quizzes and module-based assessments to track your progress and reinforce learning
Practice what you learn with guided exercises that help you gain confidence in applying concepts independently

Course Content

Introduction to .NET Framework

What is .NET Platform?
What is .NET Framework
.NET Framework, Languages, and Tools
.NET Framework Major Components
Common Language Runtime (CLR)
The CLS (Common Language Specification)
The CTS (Common Type System)
Value Types and Reference Types
Compilation and Execution in .NET
Understand the .NET Framework 4.6 stack

Introduction to C#

Data Types and Arrays in C#

Data Types in C#
Value Types and Reference Types
Boxing and Unboxing
Single Dimensional, Multi-Dimensional & Jagged arrays
Nullable Types
Implicitly Typed Local variables
Var vs dynamic
Is and as operator
Ref vs out keywords
The ‘object’ base class in .NET
String vs StringBuilder
Various String class methods
Default parameters, named parameters
Parse() vs TryParse() vs Convert Class methods

OOPs with C#

Structures and enums
The architecture of a class in C#
Instance, Class & Reference variables
Access Modifiers
Abstract Classes
Constructors, Destructors, The GC
.NET Base Class Library
Inheritance in C#
Method Overloading
Method Overriding
Operator Overloading
Method Hiding
Access modifiers: private, public, protected, internal, protected internal, new
Anonymous types
Abstract classes
Sealed classes
Creating Interfaces
Implementing Interface inheritance
Declaring properties within Interfaces
Namespaces
Creating and using Generic classes
Indexers & Properties
Auto Implemented properties
Static Classes
Property Accessors
Partial types
Extension methods
Object Initializer

Exception Handling

Collections & Generics

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Course Content

Introduction to .NET Framework

What is .NET Platform?

What is .NET Framework

.NET Framework, Languages, and Tools

.NET Framework Major Components

Common Language Runtime (CLR)

The CLS (Common Language Specification)

The CTS (Common Type System)

Value Types and Reference Types

Compilation and Execution in .NET

Understand the .NET Framework 4.6 stack

Introduction to C#

Features of C#

C# Compilation and Execution

General Structure of a C# Program

Creating and Using a DLL

Data Types and Arrays in C#

Data Types in C#

Value Types and Reference Types

Boxing and Unboxing

Single Dimensional, Multi-Dimensional & Jagged arrays

Nullable Types

Implicitly Typed Local variables

Var vs dynamic

Is and as operator

Ref vs out keywords

The ‘object’ base class in .NET

String vs StringBuilder

Various String class methods

Default parameters, named parameters

Parse() vs TryParse() vs Convert Class methods

OOPs with C#

Structures and enums

The architecture of a class in C#

Instance, Class & Reference variables

Access Modifiers

Abstract Classes

Constructors, Destructors, The GC

.NET Base Class Library

Inheritance in C#

Method Overloading

Method Overriding

Operator Overloading

Method Hiding

Access modifiers: private, public, protected, internal, protected internal, new

Anonymous types

Abstract classes

Sealed classes

Creating Interfaces

Implementing Interface inheritance

Declaring properties within Interfaces

Namespaces

Creating and using Generic classes

Indexers & Properties

Auto Implemented properties

Static Classes

Property Accessors

Partial types

Extension methods

Object Initializer

Exception Handling

Exceptions in C#

Exception class hierarchy

Try block

Multiple catch blocks

Finally block

Purpose of throw keyword

Purpose of inner exception

Creating Custom Exception

Collections & Generics

System.Collections Namespace

Collection Interfaces

Collection Classes

The collection API

Working with Generics