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Net Full Stack Course

Front-end: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, Angular | ASP.NET MVC (Model-View-


Controller)

Back-end: C#.Net, .Net Core Web API, Entity Framework(Code First Approach), Linq

Database: Sql Server

.Net Framework - Windows OS

.Net Core - Linux | MAC | Windows

Pre-requisite
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript

Tools
- VS 2022 - Community

- C#.Net - Business Logic - Console App

- N-Tier
- 4 Project

- Solutions
-

Desktop
- winforms
Web
- webforms | mvc
Mobile
- Xamarin

Program.cs - class

using System;

class Program
{
static void Main()
{
Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!");)
}
}

Console.Readkey();

Data types in C#
- string
string name = "Andrew";
- int
int sum = 40;
- float
float marks = 70.5f;
- char
char letters = 'M';
- bool
bool Status = true;

string name;

- Reserved keywords
- abstract
- const
- new
- partial
- readonly
- sealed
- static
- virtual
- override

Access Modifiers
- public
- private
- internal
- protected
- protected internal

Class : A class can contain one or more constructors, fields, methods, properties,
delegates and events. They are called class members.
A class and its members can have access modifiers such as public, private,
protected and internal to restrict access from other parts
of the program.

Syntax:
- class class-name
{
}

Example: class Student


{

// Constructor
public Student()
{
}

// Field
public int Id;

// Property
public string name { get; set; }

// Method
public int Sum()
{
}
}
Object: In C#, an object of a class can be created using the new keyword and assign
that object to a variable of a class type.

- Object of a Student Class


- Student st = new Student();
st.Id =
st.name =
st.Sum();

- Operators
- Operators are used to perform operations on variables and values.
- Assignment Operator
=
- Arithmetic Operators
- + -> Addition
- int num1 = 10;
- int num2 = 20;
- int sum = num1 + num2;
- Console.WriteLine(sum);
- - -> Subtraction
- * -> Multiplication
- / -> Division
- % -> Modulus
- ++ -> Increment
11 < 10
for(int i = 0; i <= 10; i++)
{

}
- -- -> Decrement
- Comparison Operators
- ==
- !=
- >
- <
- >=
- <=
- Logical Operators
- && - AND
|| - OR
- Ternary Operator ?
- Null Coalescing Operator ??

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Task: 01 -

- Console.WriteLine("What is your name?");


- Your code to read the value
- Console.WriteLine("Hi " + name);
- Console.WriteLine("What is your age?");
- string age = Console.ReadLine();
- Your code to display age;

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