C# Crash Course | The Ultimate C Sharp .NET Tutorial for Beginners

The ultimate C# (C Sharp) tutorial on YouTube! Learn C# .NET in under 3 hours and start building apps on the .NET framework.

In this 3-hour crash course, we'll dive into the C# (C Sharp) .NET programming language.

Topics:
- Installing Visual Studio
- Outputting to the console
- Variables and data types
- Math Operators
- Comparison Operators
- Logical Operators
- Conditional statements (if, else-if, else)
- Arrays and collections
- Loops
- Methods (functions)
- Classes and objects
- Exception handling (try-catch-finally)
- ...and more!

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[Kahramanb]

That's what i call a crash course, covered literally everything you need on c# as a beginner, thank you for your time and effort!

[keisanki-_-]

Introduction to C# and .NET (0:00)
What is C#? (0:15)
What is .NET? (2:15)
Why use C#? (5:15)
Setting up Visual Studio (8:00)
Installing Visual Studio (8:15)
Creating a new C# project (15:00)
Variables and Data Types (15:00)
Declaring variables (15:15)
Data types (18:00)
Type conversion (22:00)
Operators (25:00)
Arithmetic operators (25:15)
Comparison operators (28:00)
Logical operators (30:00)
Control Flow Statements (35:00)
If/else statements (35:15)
Switch statements (42:00)
Loops (47:00)
For loops (47:15)
While loops (52:00)
Do-while loops (55:00)
Functions (55:00)
Defining functions (55:15)
Calling functions (58:00)
Parameters and arguments (1:02:00)
Return values (1:05:00)
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) (1:08:00)
Classes and objects (1:08:15)
Properties and fields (1:15:00)
Methods (1:20:00)
Constructors (1:25:00)
Inheritance (1:30:00)
Polymorphism (1:35:00)
Error Handling (1:40:00)
Try-catch blocks (1:40:15)
Custom exceptions (1:45:00)
Conclusion (1:47:28)

[LubricatedMelon]

The only crash course that hasnt made me wanna fall asleep and he explains it so well even a 14 year old like me can understand

[PS_Tube]

That really is a crash course. Concise and comprehensive. Cheers mate!

[Ahmedesmail]

I'm a Mid Python Developer who is have a C# Interview and task. This is my first-time writing C#, but I swear it's one of the best tutorials i have ever seen. Keep going man.

[Md.Al-Amin-jyhw]

Thanks for the video it's a real crash course. Best part is not specifying the highlight the most used feature. The video content is describing all the topic with equal priority. Love from Bangladesh 🐅

[brewferg]

Thank you for a great video course!! It was very easy to follow and your explanations were clear and concise - thank you!!

[coderversity]

Be sure to comment below to let us know what other types of videos you'd like to see on this channel.

[MeezanTheFairBloke]

Very nice intro to C# bud, thanks alot!

[ozkidagoat]

Great course for a refresh, could you dive more into oop topics like polymorphism inheritance enum and generics maybe?

[me-duh]

Amazing video! Could you do a video on creating NinjaTrader indicators and/or strategies as they use the C# langueage too. Maybe even delve into creating add-ons for their software.

[lindajazz]

Bro this is a dope course many thanks to you !

[yuyeesaur]

1:49:49
*pls ignore, just saving this for study purposes.

[habibshafaq]

Thank you for this nice tutorial. Could you make a tutorial to cover the methods for beginners.(creating methods, calling methods, returning type and none returning types and etc.)

[KevenPirritano]

01:16:00

I'm getting an error even though its typed mostly like yours (Use of unassigned local variable dayName):

int day = 3;
string dayName;

switch (day)
{
case 1:
dayName = "Monday";
break;
case 2:
dayName = "Tuesday";
break;
case 3:
dayName = "Wednesday";
break;
case 4:
dayName = "Thursday";
break;
case 5:
dayName = "Friday";
break;
case 6:
dayName = "Saturday";
break;
case 7:
dayName = "Sunday";
break;
}
Console.WriteLine($"Today is {dayName}"); // ERROR Generates from this line for 'dayName'

[Oliistf]

Ive tried the code and namespaces dont link. it says "the type or namespace name 'c_sharp_crash' (as seen in ur github) could not be found.

[KevenPirritano]

01:13:00 What if a number isn't inputted? SO I went to Google and after a few failed attempts got this to work (NOTE to beginners such as myself \n is a line break):

static void ConditionalStatements()
{
STATEMENTS\n");
Console.WriteLine("How old are you?: ");
var ageAsAString = Console.ReadLine();
int age;
bool parseTrue = int.TryParse(ageAsAString, out age);

if (parseTrue)
{
if (age < 18)
{
Console.WriteLine($"You're a minor of {age} years old.");
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine($"You're an adult of {age} years old.");
}
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("This is not a number.");
}
}

[mishaed-pmxx]

Personally, I like C sharp a lot but wouldn't say it's simple. Python is simple lenguage, Kotlin is elegant, C# is somewhere in between.

[getmovingamerica]

I have a quick question. Do you do videos for action personal training? You sound the same as the instructor

[KevenPirritano]

"Dividing by zero will cause an error."

Me thinking, "How can I just show it equals zero instead of displaying a random error message?"

int num3 = 55;
int num0 = 0;
int overideZero = 0;
try
{
int quotient = num3 / num0;
Console.WriteLine(quotient);
}
catch (DivideByZeroException)
{

}