| Sumario: | This course offers an extensive journey through the realms of C# and .NET, providing a solid foundation in programming concepts, best practices, and the development environment setup with Visual Studio. As you progress, you'll explore the core syntax of C#, delve into GitHub, and learn debugging and troubleshooting techniques that are crucial for real-world development. The course carefully layers complexity with topics on operators, conditional and repetition statements, error and exception handling, and string plus DateTime manipulation before advancing to more sophisticated concepts such as methods, arrays, collections, and object-oriented programming. You will also get acquainted with tools and frameworks like Maven and Gradle, enhancing your development workflow. By the end of this course, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of building and deploying dynamic, scalable applications using C# and .NET, ready to tackle challenges in modern software development. What you will learn Master the basics of C# programming and .NET framework. Utilize operators, conditional and repetition statements in C#. Perform string and DateTime manipulations. Create and use methods, arrays, and collections. Apply object-oriented programming principles using C#. Work with Maven and Gradle for project management. Audience Ideal for beginners in programming or professionals looking to deepen their knowledge in C# and .NET. Pre-requisites include a basic understanding of programming concepts and a keen interest in software development. About the Author Trevoir Williams: Trevoir Williams is a software engineer and part-time lecturer. With a master's degree in computer science, he has spent over a decade teaching web, software, and database development courses. He also has extensive industry experience in web application development, Azure Cloud system, and server administration. He enjoys teaching IT and development courses and hopes to impart knowledge of the latest developments in industry standards and techniques to his students.
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