- Get started by writing code examples to learn the basics of the C# syntax.
After you complete this module, you'll be able to:
Write your first lines of C# code
Use two different techniques to print a message to a text console
Diagnose errors when you type code incorrectly
Identify different C# syntax elements like operators, classes, and methods
- Use data in your applications by creating literal values and variable values of different data types.
After you complete this module, you'll be able to:
Create literal values for five basic data types
Declare and initialize variables
Retrieve and set values in variables
Allow the compiler to determine the data type for your variable when initializing
- Combine literal and variable text data that contain special characters, formatting, and Unicode into meaningful messages for the end user.
After you complete this module, you'll be able to:
Create string data containing tabs, new lines, and other special characters
Create string data containing Unicode characters
Combine string data into a new string value via concatenation
Combine string data into a new string value via interpolation
- Learn the operators and techniques used to perform basic math operations on numeric data.
After you complete this module, you'll be able to:
Perform mathematical operations on numeric values
Observe implicit type conversion between strings and numeric values
Temporarily convert one data type into another
- Learn to develop an application that will calculate and display results based on given data.
After you complete this module, you'll be able to:
- Learn to develop basic applications by breaking down the work into smaller parts.
- Identify appropriate data types for storing and working with variables.
- Perform mathematical operations to determine results.
- Apply formatting techniques to display output.
- Gain experience developing an application that will calculate and display results based on given data.
After you complete this module, you'll be able to:
Learn to develop basic applications by breaking down the work into smaller parts.
Identify appropriate data types for storing and working with variables.
Perform mathematical operations to determine results.
Apply formatting techniques to display output.
