Topic:C Sharp
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Thank you for your interest in C# (pronounced "C" sharp). C# is a powerful and flexible programming language created by Microsoft. C# is an object-oriented visual programming language that is event-driven. In order to take advantage of programming visually, one needs to use an Integrated Development Environment (IDE). An IDE allows the programmer to write, test, and debug C# applications quickly and easily. The attraction to using an IDE is due to its simplicity and acceleration of a program's time to completion. With C# you can write applications that are more easily operable with applications written in other languages, older applications, also C# can be used to easily develop software that interacts using industry standards for serial connections, TCP/IP, XML, and many others.
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This page is a content development project where participants create, organize and develop learning resources for C#.
It is the goal of this class to equip you with the tools and knowledge to create applications using C# that are limited to your imagination. In this class the lessons are structured such that you will write applications that can make decisions, connect with users over the internet, manipulate files, and much more. So please enjoy the lessons and good luck.
Since this class requires a hands on education, you will need to obtain a copy of the Microsoft .NET Framework (preferably version 4.0 from Microsoft and an IDE. If you can get it, Microsoft's Visual Studio is a good application for this. In addition Microsoft offers a free version of their development environment for C#, Visual C# Express. Or you could use an open source application such as SharpDevelop
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- Lesson 1: Introduction to .NET and Introduction to Mono
- Lesson 2: C# Compilers
- Lesson 3: Introduction to C#
- Lesson 4: First Program (Hello World!)
- Lesson 5: Variables and Casting
- Lesson 6: Math and User Input
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