UOP-POS408 - .NET I

(UOP-POS408)
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Skills You’ll Get

1

Introduction to C# Programming, Variables and Expressions

  • Introducing C#
  • Writing a C# Program
  • Variables and Expression
  • More About Variables
2

Understanding Flow Control and Function

  • Flow Control
  • Branching
  • Looping
  • Functions
3

Debugging and Error Handling

  • Debugging in Visual Studio
  • Error Handling
4

Defining Class and Class Member

  • Defining Class
  • Defining Class Member
5

Desktop Programming and the .NET Environment

  • XAML
  • The Playground and Control Layout
  • The Game Client
  • What is .NET Standard, and Why Is It Needed?
6

Additional Content

  • Collections, Comparisons, and Conversions (Lesson 11)
  • Generics (Lesson 12)
  • Additional C# Techniques (Lesson 13)
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About

1

Introduction to C# Programming, Variables and Expressions

  • Finding the largest number
  • Understanding one-dimensional array
  • Initializing an array and using linear search
  • Comparing strings
  • Extracting a substring from a string
  • Concatenating strings
  • Converting a string to lower case
2

Understanding Flow Control and Function

  • Using the if-else double-selection statement
  • Using the switch statement
  • Using the while loop
  • Understanding the do-while loop
  • Using the for loop - Part 1
  • Using the for loop - Part 2
  • Understanding functions - Part 1
  • Understanding functions - Part 2
3

Debugging and Error Handling

  • Learning the using Statement
  • Handling an Exception
  • Using the finally Block
  • Converting a string to upper case
  • Using the Replace function
  • Using the trim function
4

Defining Class and Class Member

  • Using access modifiers
  • Using the switch statement with the string
  • Obtaining the sum of even numbers using the for loop
  • Using the delegate Keyword
  • Understanding the variable scope
  • Understanding operator precedence
5

Desktop Programming and the .NET Environment

  • Using the while loop for printing the Fibonacci series
  • Creating multiple arguments in a function
  • Using the nested for loop for printing a pattern
  • Using the do-while loop
  • Using the if-else statement within the while loop
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