C# Programming Illustrated Guide for Beginners and Intermediates: The Future Is Here!: Learning by Doing Approach

by William Sullivan

Why should you choose to learn C# programming? C# programming was developed by Microsoft and is used in all their products!

C# is definitely a great way to get started in the world of programming, and since one of the biggest software giants (Microsoft) developed this language, it would make sense to learn one of the most popular languages, and from one of the most influential software developer, in the history of the world!

This audiobook offers illustrated, step-by-step examples for you to learn from.

Real-life practical uses of C#:



Windows services Web applications Windows applications Web services Games Console applications Work-flow applications Class libraries C# programming is becoming more and more popular with each passing day, simply because it's an easy-to-learn language, robust, comprehensive, practical, and a general-purpose language.

C# programming is an in-demand skill sought out by many employers and corporations worldwide!

So not only was it created by arguably one of the biggest software/tech giants in history, but it is also a skill that has a huge job prospect in today's modern world.

What you will



Object-oriented language and programming Variables and data types User input and console output Conditional statements Functions in C# String manipulation in C# Polymorphism and encapsulation Practical examples And much, much more PLEASE When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

Genres: Nonfiction

Audible Audio

Published February 25, 2019

Reviews

[Jesús · Rating 2 out of 5]

I know this is a book targeting beginners, but still the content is poor.

This book definitely needs more editing work, code looks awful and I even read a random paragraph about Python in the middle of the book! Copy and paste in a published book is the next level.

The code examples were vague, poorly defined and with a lot of useless code making the reading even harder.

I wouldn't recommend this book.

[Jerrell Roberson · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good Read, a lot of mistakes

Started out as a good book. Along the way I was disappointed to see context errors (referencing Python for no reason) and gramma errors. However, I did like that it was to the point. I don’t regret the purchase. J.

[Martin Alston]

Very good! Easy to follow examples and explanations.

[Krasimir Dramaliev · Rating 2 out of 5]

Mmm... may be, good for complete beginners.