C# fundamentals

C # is a simple, modern, general-purpose, object-oriented programming language developed by Microsoft within their .NET startups, developed primarily by Anders Hejlsberg, a section architect. Software famous for Turbo Pascal, Delphi, J ++, WFC products. This course will provide you with a basic knowledge of C # programming through basic concepts and practical exercises in the C # programming language.

Basic characteristics of the C # language:

• A pure object-oriented language (what is object-oriented is presented in the C # Advance course)
• The language is quite simple, only about 80 keywords and more than ten built-in data types.
• Provide features that are component-oriented like Property, Event
• C # with Garbage Collector will automatically collect memory when it is no longer used.

Applications of C#

• Application on Windows:

  
  With the help of the .Net framework, "C #" is used to develop windows-based applications for desktop computers. Many popular Windows applications such as Microsoft Office, Skype, Photoshop and Visual Studio tools are developed in this language.

• Components and controls:

  Components and controls are libraries that can be used to create something that is easy to distribute and share. The GPS library is a great example for a library that can be built by a programmer and easily distributed to other programmers for use in their applications. It is also used to build server components and many other tasks.

• Web Application:

  
  With the help of the .NET framework, C # is able to create many web applications using asp.net. It is another popular language that anyone can learn immediately when they want to make web applications run smoothly on a web server. Windows applications run on both the server as well as in the client's browser, depending on how the code is written. If C # is used in the backend encoding, then the C # code runs on the server and the HTML frontend runs in the client's browser.

Objective of the course.

• Fluency in basic programming in the C # language.
• Understand the variable's data type and use it appropriately.
• Use operators in C #.
• Understand the nature of some of the commands as well as the statements in C #:
  • Array structure.
  • String structure.
  • Conditional statement.
  • Loop.
• Learn about the DateTime class in C #.
• Understand and use and write functions in C #.

Conclusion 

In this course, we will only learn the most basic concepts of programming and practice in the C # language.