C# Programming for Beginners: An Introduction and Step-by-Step Guide to Programming in C#

by Troy Dimes

C# is simple, but powerful.C# is a simple and general-purpose object-oriented programming language. Combine this with it's versatility and huge standard library it's easy to see why it's such a popular and well-respected programming language.Create graphical applications, web based apps, and more.When you learn how to program in C# you will be able to develop web based applications or graphical desktop applications. One of the best things about C# is that it's easy to learn… especially with this book.Here's just some of what you'll learn...What an IDE is and which one you should use when developing C# applications.How to create your first program.The various data types used in C#.Operators... arithmetic, relational, and logical.How to iterate of a set of items using 4 different types of loops.Ways to make decisions in your code.About object oriented programming (OOP).What objects and classes are.All about modifiers and methods.Advanced topics such as inheritance and polymorphism.How to create multi-threaded applications to take advantage of several CPUs at once.More...Practice exercises included that help make programming in C# "click" for you.Includes an exercise at the end of each chapter (along with the solution) so you can practice what you've learned.Great for beginning programmers or those that are new to the Java languageIf you've never programmed before, don't worry. This book will guide you step-by-step to creating your first software application. If you have some programming experience, then this book will teach you the specifics of the Java programming language.Scroll up and click "Buy Now" to get started learning C# today!

109 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 23, 2015

Reviews

[Carissa Grayson · Rating 3 out of 5]

Would not recommend for beginners

This book looks like it never went through editing. If it did, the editor doesn't know any code and didn't pay much attention to the other parts either. The code has multiple run together so that will confuse the new programmer. It has good information and is intuitive but, the words running together is confusing.