- Description
- Curriculum
Are you ready to master C# programming through hands-on practice and real-world projects? “75 C# Programming Practices/Common Projects to Improve Your Coding Skill” is designed for beginners who want to build a solid foundation in C# by tackling a variety of practical exercises and projects.
What You Will Learn:
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Getting Started:
- Writing your first “Hello World” program
- Summing two numbers
- Checking for even and odd numbers
- Counting the number of 1s in a number
- Finding ASCII values of characters
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Basic Operations:
- Determining leap years
- Swapping two numbers
- Converting Celsius to Fahrenheit
- Getting the length of a string
- Reversing numbers
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String Manipulation:
- Counting the number of words
- Checking for vowels and consonants
- Counting the number of vowels and consonants
- Counting the number of alphabets, digits, and special characters
- Finding a substring
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Date and Math Operations:
- Formatting dates
- Getting square roots and cube roots
- Adding two dates
- Adding two binary numbers
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Number Series and Patterns:
- Summing 1-N numbers
- Creating a Fibonacci series
- Detecting prime numbers
- Checking for palindromes
- Calculating the factorial of a number
- Checking for Armstrong numbers
- Reversing numbers
- Converting from decimal to binary
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Array and Sorting:
- Checking for duplicate elements in an array
- Adding two matrices
- Bubble sorting an array
- Sorting an array using selection sort
- Getting the LCM and GCD
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Pattern Creation:
- Creating alphabet triangles, binary triangles, rectangular patterns, and triangular patterns
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Control Structures:
- Using if-else and else-if statements
- Finding the greatest of three numbers
- Creating multiplication tables using while, for, and do-while loops
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Functions and Advanced Topics:
- Adding two numbers using functions
- Finding HCF
- Getting the magnitude of an integer
- Finding factors of a number
- Detecting the state of a number (positive, negative, or zero)
- Getting the minimum and maximum number in an array
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Advanced Calculations:
- Calculating acceleration
- Summing digits entered by the user
- Generating random numbers
- Calculating the square footage of a room
- Implementing the Pythagorean theorem
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Trigonometry and Conversions:
- Creating numerical and binary triangles
- Calculating sin() and cosine of zero
- Converting between binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimal
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Structs and Delegates:
- Getting employee data using structures and nested structures
- Calculating the area of a rectangle using structures
- Implementing the power of a number using recursion
- Using static properties and constructors
- Single and multicast delegates
- Anonymous delegates and events
Why Enroll?
This course provides a thorough, hands-on learning experience, perfect for beginners who want to build and improve their C# programming skills. With 75 detailed and diverse projects, you’ll gain practical knowledge and the confidence to tackle real-world problems using C#. Each project is designed to help you understand and apply various programming concepts effectively.
By the end of this course, you will have a strong understanding of C# programming and the ability to create robust applications and solve complex problems. Join us and take the first step towards becoming a proficient C# programmer!
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2Hello World
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3How to sum 2 Numbers
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4How to check for Even and Odd Numbers
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5How to count 1s in number
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6How to find ASCII values of characters
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7Practice 6. How to find a Leap year
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8How to swap 2 Numbers
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9Celsius to Fahrenheit
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10How to get length of a String
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11How to Reverse Numbers
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12How to count number of Words
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13How to check for Vowels and Consonants
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14Count number of Vowels and Consonants
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15How to count number of Alphabets, Digits and Special Characters
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16How to find a Substring
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17Date Format
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18How to get Employee Data
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19How to get Employee Data using Nested Structure
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20Area of Rectangle using Structure
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21Power of Number using Recursion
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22How to use Static property
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23How to use Static Constructor
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24Single Cast Delegate
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25Multiple Cast Delegate
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26Anonymous Delegate
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27Single Cast Delegate and Event
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28Multicast Delegate and Event
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29Trigonometric Functions
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30How to get square root
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31How to get the cube root
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32How to add 2 Dates
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33How to add 2 Binary numbers
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34How to sum 1-N Numbers
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35How to create a Fibonacci Series
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36How to detect a Prime Number
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37How to check for Palindrome
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38How to get factorial of a Number
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39How to check for Armstrong Numbers
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40How to Reverse Number
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41How to convert from Decimal to Binary
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42How to create Alphabet Triangle
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43How to convert Digits to Text
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44How to Check for duplicate elements in an Array
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45How to Add 2 Matrices
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46How to Bubble Sort Array
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47How to sort Array Selection Sorting
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48How to get LCM and GCD
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49How to create Binary Triangle
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50How to create rectangular pattern
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51How to create a Triangular pattern
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52Arithmetic Calculator
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53How to use if else Statement
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54How to use else if Statement
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55How to get the Greatest of 3 Numbers
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56How to create Multiplication Table using while loop
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57How to create a Multiplication Table using for loop
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58How to create a multiplication Table using do while Loop
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59Add 2 Numbers using Function
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60How to find HCF
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61How to get the magnitude of an Integer
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62How to get Factors of a Number
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63How to detect the State of a Number
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64How to get the Minimum and Maximum Number in an Array
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65How to calculate Acceleration
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66How to calculate sum of digits entered by user
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67How to generate Random Numbers
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68How to calculate the square feet of a Room
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69How to create a Pythagoras Theorem
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70How to create a Numerical Triangle
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71How to create a Binary Triangle
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72How to calculate sin ()
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73How to create a Cosine of Zero
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74How to convert from Binary to Decimal
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75How to convert from Decimal to Octal
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76Convert Decimal to Hexadecimal