C# Intermediate

So you’ve got to grips with the basics of C#? Now you want to deepen your understanding of object-oriented programming to design software that is organized around data. This is the course for you! We’ll teach you more advanced techniques that will help you harness the power of C# and master a language used by large organizations, start-ups, and solo developers. Intermediate C# is designed to follow on from Introduction to C#, so check you’re familiar with the concepts there before starting this course.

What you'll learn

Arrays

Use the array data structure to store a collection of elements of the same type. Arrays make it easier to organize and operate on large amounts of data.

Object-Oriented Programming

Go deeper into object-oriented programming to organize the design of your software around data.

Structs and enums

Store data more efficiently by embedding structs and enums.

Exceptions

Anticipate and manage errors with the use of exceptions

Read and write data

Learn how to read and write data from and to files.

Generic classes

Increase flexibility by making generic classes.

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The Ultimate Guide to C# Interview Questions

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