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First Careful Steps Towards Success In C#
Why Choose C# and Visual Studio Community
Why C# matters, and what can be done with it (1:44)
Why Visual Studio, and confirming it can be installed (2:10)
Downloading and installing Visual Studio Community 2015 (1:24)
Learning The Fundamentals of Programming In C#
Creating, understanding and running a simple program (7:21)
Printing one line of output to a console window (6:19)
Understanding the relationship between name spaces, classes and methods (3:37)
Understanding code better through tool tips (4:37)
Writing less code by changing the using statement (3:47)
Accessing project files (3:19)
Things change. How can changing, or unknown quantities be represented in C#? (6:26)
Carefully tracking variable values with the debugger (5:39)
Describing objects in the world with different data types (6:15)
Some useful key combinations to make working in Visual Studio easier (3:25)
Finding the definition of various code components inside Visual Studio (3:05)
Producing useful output through simple calculations (7:31)
Doing calculations inside WriteLine (3:04)
Doing Slightly More Sophisticated C#
Understanding the results of division using the slash symbol (4:58)
Seeing the difference in division between % and / (5:42)
Using C# in a realistic program (6:08)
Typing less code by using compound operators (5:57)
Understanding how to add 1 to a variable before and after it's used (5:06)
Representing quantities that never change (6:40)
Understanding the life cycle of variables (5:53)
Formatting output so it looks more professional (4:08)
Using the var keyword to make coding easier (4:57)
Collecting And Operating On Input
Making a program that can collect input and produce output (6:25)
Making a program that can collect numerical input and produce numerical output (6:06)
Writing more compact code with method nesting (6:03)
Processing input sequentially using method chaining (4:30)
Understanding why it's necessary to convert between data types (4:40)
Conclusion
Where to go from here to grow your skills (0:40)
Writing less code by changing the using statement
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