Programming C# 6, (Part 3 of 12): Projects and Syntax

The purpose of any general-purpose programming language is to provide a syntax that supports various features to manipulate data and interact with its environment. C# has rich support for this kind of syntax, and you'll begin to explore it in this course. You'll learn about the structure of C# code, then will start to learn about C# statements and expressions that let you perform complex operations with your code.

Lesson 1:

• C# Program Structure
• Demo: Hello, World!
• Namespaces
• Root Namespaces
• Nested Namespaces
• Demo: Namespaces
• Demo: Namespace Rules
• Classes
• Demo: Classes
• Program Entry Point.

Lesson 2:

• Demo: Project Structure
• Demo: Project Files.

Lesson 3:

• Statements
• Demo: Statements
• Expressions
• Demo: Expressions
• Demo: Assignments.

Lesson 4:

• Comments
• Demo: Block Comments
• Demo: Adding Comments
• Whitespace
• Demo: Using Whitespace
• Demo: Whitespace Cont..

Lesson 5:

• Compilation Symbols
• Demo: Compilation Symbols
• Demo: Conditional Methods
• Errors and Warnings
• Demo: Errors and Warnings
• Regions
• Demo: Regions.