Getting Started with C#
Programming
Welcome to the world of C#! This presentation will guide you through
the fundamentals of C# programming, from basic concepts to
advanced features. Let's begin our journey into this powerful and
versatile language.
C# Fundamentals:
Variables and Data Types
Variables Data Types
Storage locations for data. Specify variable kind.
• Declare with a type. • Integers (int).
• Assign values. • Floating-point (double, float).
• Text (string).
• Boolean (bool).
Type Safety
C# is type-safe.
• Prevents type mismatches.
• Reduces runtime errors.
Control Flow: Making Decisions
in Your Code
If-Else Statements
Execute code conditionally.
• True or False.
• Multiple conditions.
Switch Statements
Handle multiple cases.
• Cleaner than nested if-else.
• Based on a single value.
Loops (For, While)
Repeat code blocks.
• Iterate over collections.
• Execute while condition is true.
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in C#
Encapsulation Inheritance
Bundling data and methods. Classes inherit properties.
Abstraction Polymorphism
Hiding complex details. Objects take many forms.
Working with
Collections: Storing
Multiple
Arrays Items
Fixed-size, same type elements.
Lists
Dynamic size, versatile.
Dictionaries
Key-value pairs for quick lookup.
LINQ
Query data collections efficiently.
Error Handling: Robust C# Applications
Try-Catch Blocks
Handle runtime errors gracefully.
Finally Block
Guaranteed execution for cleanup.
Throwing Exceptions
Signal critical issues.
Asynchronous Programming: Keeping Your
App Responsive
Async/Await Tasks
Simplify complex operations. Represent ongoing operations.
• Non-blocking UI. • Easily manage results.
• Improved responsiveness. • Exception handling.
What's Next for C#
Programmers?
Advanced Topics
Delegates, Events, Generics.
Frameworks
.NET, ASP.NET Core, Xamarin.
Community
Join forums, contribute to open source.