C# Programming

C# (pronounced "c sharp") is a computer language used to create applications that allow a person to interact with the machine. This site provides lessons and topics on how to use that language. Because C# is not a programming environment, all lessons here are taught with the language in mind. All applications are compiled at the Command Prompt.

We have released our "C# Fundamentals" ebook. It contains updated material with step-by-step instructions and Practical Learning examples.

General Knowledge	File Processing	Collections

	:: Introduction to Classes
	:: Using a VB Function
	:: Using a C++/CLI Library
	:: Using a Win32 Function
	:: Generics

> Introduction

> File Streams

> Details on File Processing

> File Information

> Operations on Files

:: Arrays

:: The ArrayList Class

:: Random Non-Repeating Numbers

Database Fundamentals	ADO.NET With MSDE	XML.NET

	:: Introduction to Data Sets
	:: Tables
	:: Columns
	:: Records
	:: Data Relationships

:: Lessons Setup

:: Introduction to ADO.NET

:: SQL and ADO.NET

:: The Structure of a Table

:: Data Entry

:: Introduction to XML

:: Creating an XML File

:: Well-Formed XML

:: Using an XML File

:: Introduction to Elements

:: Operations on Elements

:: Introduction to Attributes

:: The Attributes of an Element

:: Characteristics of XML Nodes

C# Windows Programming

Introduction to C# Windows Programming

Introduction to Windows Controls

Characteristics of Windows Controls

Methods of Managing Windows Controls

Delegates and Events

Events of Windows Controls

.NET Framework

Windows Examples

Controls

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Examples	Simple Class	Array-Based Lists	Passing Arguments to a Method	Throwing an Exception
	Ice Cream
	Linked List	Jagged Arrays	Nesting Conditional Statements	Nesting Exceptions
	Interfaces	The new Modifier	Simple Inheritance	Handling Multiple Exceptions


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