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Why learn C# ?

One of the most popular server side languages, C#  is a programming language developed in the labs of Microsoft. This versatile language is among the most popularly used object oriented languages in development of mobile apps, cloud based services, enterprise software, and games, and learning it can help you grow in your career by leaps and bounds.

C# is a general-purpose, object-oriented programming language that uses variables, operators, data types, statements, and flow control to design applications. A hybrid of C and C++, it was developed by Microsoft as a competitor to Java. It is primarily used with XML- Web Based services on .NET platform and aims at enhancing the ability of web-based applications.

KnowledgeHut’s course will help you master C# and create a strong programming foundation to learn other languages. Through a hands-on and experiential workshop you will learn to create, compile and run object oriented C# programs and develop simple yet robust applications.  Our experts will help you grasp fundamentals which will help you in learning other frameworks such as .Net.

Various companies like Stack Overflow, Microsoft, Intuit, etc. use C#. With Indeed.com putting the average salary for Senior C# developers in the range of $121,562 per year, this is the right time for you to venture into this space!

Benefits:

C# is a powerful tool to develop applications and help individuals who are intending to develop software components that are suitable for deployment in different environments.

Individual Benefits: A C# Certification helps individuals:

  • Train for jobs in the software programming and development domain that relies extensively on robust applications
  • Help build a career in software development and coding
  • According to a recent study 16% of the top 100 million websites that are powered by the ASP.NET framework use C#.
  • As per Payscale.com, a C# developer based in US earns $68,486 on an average.

Organizational Benefits: C# training also has certain organizational benefits:

  • Its versatility gives it a wider range of applications for companies.
  • As it is a statically-typed language, the code is checked for errors before it gets incorporated into an app and therefore, is easier to maintain.
  • It is known to be faster than other dynamically typed languages so that the computer does not waste time in verification.

C# training courses are in great demand in the programming community given that it is a multi-paradigm programming language. Moreover, since C# has been developed by Microsoft, it will be continuously updated and relevant.


WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

1. Introduction

Create methods, handle exceptions, describe the monitoring requirements of large-scale applications.

2. Object-oriented concepts

Create classes, define and implement interfaces, as well as create and use generic collections.

3. Reading & Writing Data

Read and write data by using file input/output and streams. Serialize and deserialize data in formats.

4. Accessing a Database

Create and use an entity data model for accessing a database as well as use LINQ to query data.

5. Accessing Remote Data

Access and query remote data by using the types in the System.Net namespace and WCF Data Services.

6. GUI Design

Build a graphical user interface by using XAML and create application UI like controls, shapes, etc.

7. Improve application performance

Improve the throughput and response time of applications using tasks and asynchronous operations. 

8. Assemblies and custom attribute

Use reflection to examine metadata. Create and use custom attributes, and manage assembly versions. 

9. Encryption & Decryption

Learn encryption and decryption of data by using symmetric and asymmetric encryption methods.

9. Encryption & Decryption

Learn encryption and decryption of data by using symmetric and asymmetric encryption methods.

1. Introduction

Create methods, handle exceptions, describe the monitoring requirements of large-scale applications.

2. Object-oriented concepts

Create classes, define and implement interfaces, as well as create and use generic collections.

3. Reading & Writing Data

Read and write data by using file input/output and streams. Serialize and deserialize data in formats.

4. Accessing a Database

Create and use an entity data model for accessing a database as well as use LINQ to query data.

5. Accessing Remote Data

Access and query remote data by using the types in the System.Net namespace and WCF Data Services.

6. GUI Design

Build a graphical user interface by using XAML and create application UI like controls, shapes, etc.

7. Improve application performance

Improve the throughput and response time of applications using tasks and asynchronous operations. 

8. Assemblies and custom attribute

Use reflection to examine metadata. Create and use custom attributes, and manage assembly versions. 

9. Encryption & Decryption

Learn encryption and decryption of data by using symmetric and asymmetric encryption methods.

1. Introduction

Create methods, handle exceptions, describe the monitoring requirements of large-scale applications.

Prerequisites

You need not meet any prerequisites to take up C# course, however, it is recommended to have some prior knowledge on programming language constructs.