Learning C#.net?

What are all the topics one should learn to prepare C#.net. Can anyone help on this.





Please provide me the Topic names

Learning C#.net?
Okay topic names. Some of which won't take lots of effort from you since you already worked with C. Here you go:





- Working with variables, operators and expressions


- Writing methods and applying scope


- using decision statements


- Managing errors and exceptions





- Creating %26amp; managing classes %26amp; Objects


- Understanding Values and References


- Creating Value Types with Enumerations and Structs


- Using Arrays and Collections


- Working with Inheritance


- Using Garbage Collection and Resource Management





- Implementing Properties to Access Attributes


- Using Indexers


- Delegates and Events


- Introducing Generics


- Enumerating Collections


- Operator Overloading
Reply:Creating Console Applications.


Windows Applications


ASP.NET web sites


Windows services.


Multithreading


ADO.NET


web services.
Reply:Hi Deepak .this is Kapil Dev Tripathi(From Delhi).If u want to leanr C#.net then u must know--


1.What is .Net Framework and how it works.


2.What is OPP Concept(bcoz C# is Pure object oriented baswed)


3.Read C# syntax..(From books--e.g. Complete refrence,balagurusyammi,Or other books)


4.And last but not least ,practically aproach to do it.


If u have any other problems then u can send me mail on kapil1513@yahoo.com
Reply:Introducing the .NET framework





Comparing C# to C++ and Java


- C# versus Java


- C# versus C++





Getting Started


- A First C# Program: 'Hello World'





Variable Types (1): Reference Types and Value Types


- Value Types


- Reference Types


- Escape Sequences and Verbatim Strings


- Boxing





Variable Types (2): Pointers


- Pointer Notation


- Unsafe Code


- Pointers, Methods and Arrays





Arrays


- Single-Dimensional Arrays


- Rectangular Arrays


- Jagged Arrays








Enumerations





Operators


- Overloading operators





Flow Control (1): Loop Statements


- while loops


- do-while loops


- for loops


- foreach loops





Flow Control (2): Jump and Selection Statements


- Jump Statements


- Selection Statements





Introducing Classes, Structs and Namespaces


- Classes and Types


- Inheritance


- Abstract Classes and Interfaces


- Nested Classes


- Structs


- Namespaces





Class Declaration


- Attributes


- Class Modifiers


- Class Base


- Interface Declarations





Introducing Methods


- Attributes


- Method Modifiers


- Formal Parameters


- Parameter Passing


- The params modifier


- Return Type


- Method Overloading





Polymorphism (Inherited Methods)


- Method Overriding


- Method Hiding





Constants, Fields, Properties and Indexers


- Fields


- Constants


- Properties


- Indexers





Delegates and Events


- Delegate Declaration and Instantiation


- Events





Using the C# Compiler


- Preprocessor Directives


- Attributes
Reply:Ive been programming with C# for 6-7 month now.


If you wanna learn programming (this is general. not only for C#) you have to know some basics. Like some syntaxs. But them main thing is that you start writting programs. I've got programs that have no use, but just to learn how to work with a listbox, i wrote a program to add the name of the folders in one drive to a listbox. C# is object oriented programming, but the best way to learn oop, it's to do it.


So i suggest to search google for free c# tutorials ( i believe microsoft has a video tutorial for c#). that only teaches you some basic syntax. after that, it's your job to write programms and make use of those syntax you know :)


have a look at this website:


http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library...


microsoft tutorial.


and I'll be happy to help you if you have any problem.


Good luck