C# Programming Fundamentals

To develop an object-oriented program download program

🗒 Course Introduction

Long ago, I was developing a program in C. I purchased a C++ compiler, but the program was developed entirely in C. Then, when I started writing a C# program, most people simply created a single class and put all their logic into it, completely oblivious to the concept of classes. It's a sad story. Many people, even using object-oriented programming environments, are unable to overcome the limitations of C programming.

I think I actually learned the concept of objects more clearly while designing a database. I recognized that a database table is a complete object, and I learned how to design objects in an object-oriented language and how they connect to the database. I believe this is something no one can teach you in one go.

This course focuses on why object-oriented programming is necessary and how it's created. We've designed program examples tailored to real-world programming situations, making it easy to understand.

Please note that this course covers all basic grammar, but we plan to continually upgrade it as needed. That is, as we discover useful information at the beginner level, we will expand the course by adding chapters. Therefore, you will be expected to cover all of the basic grammar, and then selectively delve into the sections that interest you.

Please note that the next courses we're preparing are in the following order: Advanced C#, C# WinForm Programming, C# ADO.NET, and C# Dapper ORM. Therefore, since this course covers the lengthy process of developing a complete program using C# and database integration, we recommend taking the Database SQL and Database Design courses in advance. The database design section, in particular, is designed to provide you with a deep understanding of databases that could potentially transform your future.