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Microsoft

Introduction to C#

Microsoft via edX

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There are many programming languages in use today.  Choosing which language to program in can be based on many factors such as learning curve, job specific requirements, platform specifics, or a plethora of other criteria.  In this course, you will be introduced to the C# language and the world of .NET programming.  

The C# programming language was created from the ground up to be an object-oriented programming language that offers ease of use, familiarity to C/C++ and Java developers, along with enhanced memory and resource management.  C# is prevalent on the Microsoft platform but is also being used to develop software that runs on Linux, Android, and iOS devices as well. 

Learning C# can position you for future programming opportunities, provide a solid foundation in object-oriented programming knowledge, and pave the way for learning other programming languages.   This course aims to teach you about the core aspects of the C# language.

This course is the first part of a three-part series designed to teach core C# language fundamentals.  In the second course of the series, you will learn object-oriented programming concepts and the third course offers instruction on data structures and algorithms with C#.   Once you complete the series, you will have a very good foundation of C# knowledge to expand on and learn more as you progress in your programming career or hobby.

Taught by

Gerry O'Brien

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  • A very theoretical introduction to C#. Only 2 pieces of code are asked and some questions through the whole course. The .NET is not approached at all.

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