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From fundamentals to desktop applications and Unity games. Master C# and the .NET ecosystem. 24 modules, 85+ practical exercises and real projects for your portfolio.
Everything you need to master C#
Ready for game development with Unity Engine
WinForms, WPF and modern .NET applications
Introduction to ASP.NET and REST APIs
Design patterns, SOLID and clean code
24 structured modules from basics to advanced concepts
+ 9 advanced modules including:
Unity Intro âĒ WinForms Basics âĒ Design Patterns âĒ SOLID Principles âĒ Unit Testing âĒ Entity Framework âĒ ASP.NET Intro âĒ Final Projects
Explore the basics of C# before you buy
C# is a modern, object-oriented language created by Microsoft. It's used for game development (Unity), desktop applications, web and mobile. Let's look at the basic structure:
In C# 10+ you can use "top-level statements" and write code directly without the Program class. But it's good to understand the full structure first.
using System; - Imports the System namespace for basic functionsclass Program - The class that contains our codestatic void Main() - The entry point of the programConsole.WriteLine() - Displays text in the consoleusing System;
class Program
{
static void Main()
{
// Declare variables
string name = "C#";
int year = 2000;
bool popular = true;
// Display in console
Console.WriteLine($"I'm learning {name}!");
Console.WriteLine($"Released in {year}");
Console.WriteLine($"Popular: {popular}");
}
}
C# uses $"..." for string interpolation - much easier than concatenation with +!
C# is an OOP language. Everything revolves around classes and objects:
class Player
{
// Properties
public string Name { get; set; }
public int Health { get; set; }
public int Score { get; private set; }
// Constructor
public Player(string name)
{
Name = name;
Health = 100;
Score = 0;
}
// Method
public void EarnPoints(int points)
{
Score += points;
Console.WriteLine($"{Name} earned {points} points!");
}
}
// Usage
var player = new Player("Hero");
player.EarnPoints(50);
Go to the "Editor" tab and write your own C# code!
name variable to your namebool variable called iLikeCSharpifThe editor above is a simulation. In the complete course you'll work with Visual Studio or VS Code and see the real output of your code!
Experiences from those who completed the course
"My dream was to make games. This course prepared me perfectly for Unity. Now I'm working on my first indie game!"
"LINQ and async/await seemed complicated to me. The course explains them in a way that actually makes sense. Highly recommend!"
"I came from Java and C# was a natural transition. The course covers all the important differences."
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Full access to all lessons, exercises and projects. From zero to .NET, Unity and professional applications.
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C# opens doors to game development, desktop applications and enterprise software. Your career starts here.
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