Course Content
Introduction to C# Programming
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Overview of .NET Framework and .NET Core
Setting up the development environment (Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code)
Syntax, structure, and data types in C#
Variables, constants, and enumerations
Writing and debugging your first C# program
Object-Oriented Programming in C#
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Principles of OOP: Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, and Abstraction
Classes, objects, and constructors
Access modifiers and properties
Interfaces and abstract classes
Method overloading and overriding
Data Structures and Collections
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Arrays and lists
Dictionaries and hash tables
Stacks and queues
LINQ (Language Integrated Query)
Working with collections and generics
Error Handling and Debugging
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Types of errors (syntax, runtime, and logical)
Exception handling with try-catch-finally
Custom exceptions
Debugging techniques and tools in Visual Studio
File and Data Management
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Reading and writing files
Working with streams
Serialization and deserialization
Basic database operations with ADO.NET
Introduction to Entity Framework
Asynchronous Programming
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Understanding synchronous vs. asynchronous operations
Using async and await keywords
Task-based asynchronous programming
Managing multithreading with the Task Parallel Library (TPL)
Windows Application Development
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Building user interfaces with Windows Forms
Event handling and controls
Introduction to WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation)
Designing responsive applications
Web Development with ASP.NET
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Introduction to ASP.NET Core
MVC architecture (Model-View-Controller)
Routing and middleware
Working with Razor pages
Deploying web applications
Testing and Optimization
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Writing unit tests with NUnit and xUnit
Mocking frameworks for testing
Debugging and performance profiling
Best practices for clean and efficient C# code
Capstone Project and Certification Preparation
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Developing a complete application using C#
Integrating database, UI, and backend functionality
Reviewing key certification topics
Practice exams and test-taking strategies
Full Stack C# Development
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