C# Programming for Beginners

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What primarily defines the .NET Framework?

  • A proprietary software framework developed by Microsoft. (correct)
  • A platform for developing only mobile applications.
  • A proprietary software framework developed by Apple.
  • An open-source operating system.

Which programming languages can be used with the .NET platform?

  • C++, C#, and Swift.
  • Java, Python, and C#.
  • Only C#.
  • C#, F#, Visual C++, and Visual Basic. (correct)

What is the function of the .NET platform when C# programs are executed?

  • It connects to cloud services only.
  • It translates C# code into machine-readable instructions. (correct)
  • It manages database connections exclusively.
  • It compiles C# into Java bytecode.

What distinguishes .NET Core from the original .NET Framework?

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Which companies primarily use Java for their software products, as mentioned?

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What utilities does .NET provide for developers?

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What limitation exists for the .NET platform in terms of third-party access?

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What is the primary platform for software development used by many Microsoft-oriented companies?

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Who is the C# Course primarily designed for?

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What fundamental skill does this C# Course start with?

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What is necessary for a student to participate in this course?

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What type of programming language is C# categorized as?

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Which statement accurately describes the programming focus of C#?

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What limitation is mentioned regarding the C# Course's content?

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What types of applications can be developed using C# and the .NET platform?

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What misconception might experienced programmers have about this course?

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What is one of the primary advantages of learning C#?

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Which of the following features makes C# a suitable choice for beginners?

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What aspect of C# contributes to its high demand in the job market?

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What does programming allow us to do with computers?

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What are some applications of computers mentioned?

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Which programming languages are mentioned as being similar to C#?

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Why are computers considered essential in modern society?

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What is an important consideration when selecting a programming language for beginners?

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What does programming fundamentally involve?

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Which component of a computer is described as a warehouse for input information?

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How does information processing modify the input data?

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What is the role of protocols in a computer system?

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What defines an algorithm in the context of programming?

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What is meant by writing sequences of instructions in programming?

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What do programmers primarily do?

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How are web-based applications related to information processing?

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What is the first stage in software development?

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Who typically defines the requirements for a software product?

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Which stage in software development involves the technical planning and architecture design?

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What is mainly accomplished during the testing stage of software development?

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Which of the following would NOT be considered a normal stage of software development?

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What role do software architects play in software development?

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Which step of software development follows requirements gathering?

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What is included in the implementation stage of software development?

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What is the primary purpose of product testing in software development?

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Which of the following best describes the role of quality assurance engineers during product testing?

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What happens when defects and errors are found during the testing stage?

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Which process follows after successfully deploying a software product?

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What types of problems commonly arise during the exploitation (operation) of software?

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What is the significance of documentation in software development?

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How does product testing typically utilize automation?

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During which stage is it a priority to find code defects?

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Flashcards

Who is this C# course for?

This C# course is designed for absolute beginners with no prior programming experience who want to learn programming from the ground up.

What is .NET?

.NET is a Microsoft-developed platform for building various applications. It allows developers to use languages like C# to create software. It includes tools for translating code, handling data, and providing utilities.

.NET Framework

The original version of .NET; it runs only on Windows.

What does C# do?

C# is a modern, object-oriented programming language used to create diverse software including applications, websites, games, and more.

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.NET Core

The newer, cross-platform version of .NET. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

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What platform is C# built on?

C# is built and developed by Microsoft and runs on the .NET platform.

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C# relationship to .NET

C# is a language used to create programs that run on the .NET platform.

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What is object-oriented programming (OOP)?

A way of organizing code by structuring it into reusable pieces called 'objects'.

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What is a programming language?

A set of rules and instructions that tell computers what to do.

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.NET platform ownership

The .NET platform is owned and maintained by Microsoft.

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Why is C# popular?

C# is popular because Microsoft developed it as part of their .NET platform used by a wide range of companies and individuals.

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What does a C# program consist of?

C# programs contain parts called classes, which include methods, and methods contain the instructions a computer executes.

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What computer knowledge is needed?

Basic computer knowledge and a desire to learn programming.

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Prior programming experience?

No prior knowledge is required. The course starts from scratch.

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Product Testing

A critical stage in software development ensuring all requirements are met.

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Automated Tests

Small programs automating software trials, increasing efficiency.

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Quality Assurance Engineers (QAs)

Professionals finding and fixing errors (bugs) during testing.

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Testing Stage

Software testing phase where defects are identified and fixed.

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Deployment

The process of releasing a software product for use.

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Operation

The stage where the software product is actively used.

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Technical Support

Assisting users with any problems during software operation.

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Documentation

Information explaining how to use and maintain software.

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Programming

Giving instructions to a computer in a language it understands.

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Programming

Giving instructions to a computer to solve problems.

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Computer Instructions

The orders given to a computer to perform tasks.

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C#

A modern, widely used object-oriented programming language.

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Object-Oriented Programming

A programming style that organizes programs around objects.

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Algorithm

A sequence of steps to solve a problem or complete a task.

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Programming instructions

Commands that control the computer's work.

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Software

Computer programs that run on computers.

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Computer Program

A set of sequenced instructions for the computer to follow.

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Conditional Statements

Programming instructions that control the flow of the program based on conditions or tests.

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Loops

Repeated sets of programming instructions.

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Information Processing

Taking input, processing it, and producing output in a computer.

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Programmer

A person who creates instructions to tell a computer what to do.

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Arrays

Ordered collections of data items.

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Primitive Types

Basic data types like integers, characters, and booleans.

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Hard Drive & RAM

Storage locations for computer data.

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Input/Output Protocols

The methods used for information to enter and exit the computer.

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Variables

Named storage locations to hold data.

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Computer

A machine designed to process information.

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.NET Framework

A software development platform that supports C# and other languages.

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Software Development Stages

The sequence of steps in creating software, including gathering requirements, planning, implementation, testing, deployment, and support.

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Operators and Expressions

Symbols used to perform operations on data.

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Gathering Requirements

Defining what the software should do, often documented by business analysts.

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Console Input and Output

Instructions for getting data from the user and for displaying output from a computer program.

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Planning & Design

Creating the technical plan, architecture, and design of the software before coding.

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Methods

Reusable blocks of code.

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Implementation

The act of writing the program code.

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Product Trials

Testing the software for errors and bugs before release.

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Deployment

Releasing the software to users.

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Support

Providing assistance to users after the software is released.

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Business Analyst

Expert who defines software requirements, not a programmer.

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Software Architect

Experienced software engineers who create the technical plan for the software.

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Study Notes

Course Target Audience

  • C# course best for beginners
  • Intended for those with little to no programming experience
  • Starts from basic concepts and gradually introduces fundamentals

Course Scope

  • Doesn't cover every aspect of software engineering
  • Focuses on laying a foundation for technological knowledge and skills
  • Aims to transform programming knowledge into a professional career

Beginner-Friendly Approach

  • Designed for people with no prior programming experience
  • Assumes no prior knowledge or abilities
  • Teaches programming from the ground up

Existing Skills Acknowledged

  • Accepts programming knowledge from previous courses or experience
  • Encourages students not to overestimate their prior knowledge

Course Value

  • Helps students become aware of skills they possess or previously missed
  • Teaches essential concepts and skills, which even experienced professionals may lack

C# Programming Language

  • Modern, object-oriented, and general-purpose language
  • Developed by Microsoft in conjunction with the .NET platform
  • Versatile, supporting a wide range of applications

.NET Platform

  • Open-source developer platform from Microsoft
  • Supports building various applications
  • Available in several languages including C#, F#, Visual C++, and Visual Basic

.NET Functionality

  • Translates C# code into instructions computers understand
  • Provides essential utilities for software creation
  • Defines data types for convenient data storage

.NET Versions

  • .NET Framework: Original version mainly for Windows
  • .NET Core: Newer, cross-platform version compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux

Course Content Overview

  • Introduction to Programming
  • Primitive Types and Variables
  • Operators and Expressions
  • Console Input and Output
  • Conditional Statements
  • Loops
  • Arrays
  • Methods

Essence of Programming

  • The core is providing instructions to a computer
  • This involves instructing the computer to perform tasks

Programming Organization

  • Programming is about organizing computer tasks through instructions

Algorithms in Programming

  • Programming relies on algorithms to guide computer actions
  • Algorithms are sequences of steps to complete a task or achieve a result

Programmer's Role

  • Programmers design instructions followed by computers
  • They utilize these instructions to control computer operations

Software Development Stages

  • Requirement gathering
  • Planning and design
  • Implementation
  • Product trials (testing)
  • Deployment and exploitation
  • Support

Implementation Stage

  • The phase where programs are developed according to the task and design
  • Programmers are primarily responsible for code execution

Product Testing Stage

  • An important phase to ensure code accuracy
  • Involves automated and manual testing methodologies
  • Addresses and fixes bugs/errors during coding

Testing Process (Trials)

  • Quality assurance engineers, working with programmers, locate and correct errors
  • Defect detection prioritized; minimal new code generation

Deployment and Operation

  • Software implementation into operational use
  • Product is considered ready upon successful deployment
  • Subsequent user training is often a necessary aspect

Technical Support

  • Inherent issues arising during operational use
  • Caused by several factors, including coding errors or user mistakes

Documentation Stage

  • Part of the software development process
  • Transmits knowledge among various personnel/teams during development and support stages

Very Important Note

  • Emphasizes broader scope of software development involving stages beyond coding

Programming Role within Broad Development

  • Programming is a significant but smaller part of the whole software development process

Future Content

  • The course will continue with more information later

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