Learn Modern C# In 2025

Get started with cutting-edge C# 14 & .NET 10 Preview, before anyone else! Organized, comprehensive & engaging delivery.

What you'll learn

Learn current and modern C# 14 and .NET 10 Preview, before anyone else!

Master most practical and useful Computer Science concepts

Learn from performance-focused code explanations

Learn must-know best practices and design decisions

Master Object-Oriented Programming fundamentals and advanced concepts

Master Visual Studio Code with expert tips to skyrocket your productivity

Stay engaged with dynamic HD animations that break down complex ideas to their core

Crystal clear demonstration of all concepts through coding examples

Requirements

No prior programming experience required, but recommended

Computer, good internet connection for HD streaming, focused time and consistency

Cross-platform friendly for all Windows, MacOS and Linux users - so now worries there!

Description

Modern C# is much different than the one from .NET Framework days.You have more options, yet you end up writing less code, while expressing your ideas more clearly.C# language designers have taken many of the great aspects form other languages and programming paradigms and incorporated it all into the new modern version of C#. It is truly amazing!C# allows you to write a multitude of applications such as web apps, mobile apps, gaming apps, AI apps and so much more.C# has always been a popular programming language choice for companies. But since its modernization it is becoming even more increasingly in demand.In this course you are going to be learning the most cutting-edge C# 14 from .NET 10 preview. And you will also be learning all of the C# languages versions prior to it so C# 13, 12, 11 and so on.Besides learning the most up-to-date syntax you are also going to be learning from performance-focused code example. In other words – we won’t be simply writing unrealistic sample code, but instead we will be discussion time and space complexity implications. How does the code scale as the inputs increase?So, you will also be learning about Computer Science fundamentals to truly understand what makes one solution better than the other. And this is exactly what companies are looking for when you are trying to get a job or advance in the one you already have.We will also teach you how to skyrocket your productivity with Visual Studio Code. So while you are writing your efficient code you can do so quickly, without compromising quality.This course will allow you to upgrade your C# skills to such a degree that you will never need to Google for syntax or wonder if “there is a better way to do it”.You will gain a competitive advantage while looking for jobs or while having one and trying to advance your position.Many software engineers simply don’t have the time to go and look for every single update and put it all together. This course does exactly that, so you don’t have to worry about researching and cross-referencing updates.We have done the difficult part and organically incorporated all of the updated syntax into the course material, so as you are normally watching the course you are automatically learning modern C# without having to dig through any of the documentation yourself.Join NOW and experience a drastic improvement in your C# skill level, which will help your career and ultimately your life!

Overview

Section 1: Intro & Setup

Lecture 1 Important Notes

Lecture 2 What Is .NET?

Lecture 3 .NET SDK

Lecture 4 .NET Runtime

Lecture 5 Base Class Library

Lecture 6 Solution, Projects & Assemblies

Lecture 7 Solution & Project Structure

Lecture 8 .NET Release Cycles

Lecture 9 Installing Visual Studio Code

Lecture 10 How To Use Visual Studio Code

Lecture 11 Access Code Repository

Section 2: C# Fundamentals

Lecture 12 Introduction

Lecture 13 Variables

Lecture 14 System.Console Class

Lecture 15 Expressions

Lecture 16 Order Of Evaluations

Lecture 17 Ternary Conditional Operator

Lecture 18 If Statement

Lecture 19 Switch Statement

Lecture 20 For Loop

Lecture 21 While Loop

Lecture 22 Do While Loop

Lecture 23 Break

Lecture 24 Continue

Section 3: OOP Fundamentals

Lecture 25 Introduction

Lecture 26 What Is OOP?

Lecture 27 Class & Objects

Lecture 28 Fields

Lecture 29 Properties

Lecture 30 Methods

Lecture 31 Constructor

Lecture 32 This Keyword

Lecture 33 Primary Constructor

Lecture 34 Expression-Bodied Members

Lecture 35 Required Modifier

Lecture 36 Static Modifier

Lecture 37 Readonly vs Const Modifiers

Section 4: OOP Advanced

Lecture 38 Introduction

Lecture 39 4 Pillars Of OOP

Lecture 40 Access Modifiers

Lecture 41 Base & Derived Classes

Lecture 42 Upcasting & Downcasting

Lecture 43 Virtual Modifier

Lecture 44 Abstract Modifier

Lecture 45 Method Overloading

Lecture 46 Interfaces

Lecture 47 Is Operator

Lecture 48 Sealed Modifier

Section 5: Structs & Enums

Lecture 49 Introduction

Lecture 50 Structs

Lecture 51 Readonly Structs

Lecture 52 With Expression

Lecture 53 Explicit Parameterless Constructor

Lecture 54 Auto-Default Structs

Lecture 55 Primary Constructor

Lecture 56 Primitives As Structs

Lecture 57 Enums

Section 6: Type Behavior & Storage

Lecture 58 Introduction

Lecture 59 Common Type System

Lecture 60 System.Object Class

Lecture 61 Value vs Reference Types

Lecture 62 Value vs Reference Semantics

Lecture 63 Stack vs Heap

Lecture 64 Ref vs Out vs In Modifiers

Lecture 65 Boxing vs Unboxing

Section 7: CS Fundamentals

Lecture 66 Introduction

Lecture 67 Algorithms & Data Structures

Lecture 68 Complexity Analysis

Lecture 69 Big O Notation

Section 8: Arrays

Lecture 70 Introduction

Lecture 71 Array Structure

Lecture 72 Array Iteration

Lecture 73 Spread Element

Lecture 74 Multidimensional Arrays

Lecture 75 Jagged Arrays

Lecture 76 Array Operations

Section 9: Strings

Lecture 77 Introduction

Lecture 78 String Structure

Lecture 79 String Interpolation

Lecture 80 Escape Sequences

Lecture 81 Verbatim String Literals

Lecture 82 Raw String Literals

Lecture 83 StringBuilder

Lecture 84 String Operations

Lecture 85 Congratulations!

Lecture 86 Future Milestones

Beginner or entry software engineers who are just starting out their C# developer career,Intermediate software engineers who are looking to fill in gaps in their knowledge and stay up to date,Advanced software engineers who are looking for a place to check on latest updates and maybe learn a thing or two