Programming C# 6, (Part 4 of 12): Variables and Data Types

Variables and data types are a core feature of any programming language, and you'll learn about them in this course. You'll see how to name, declare, and initialize variables, as well as a way to let the compiler determine the appropriate data type, and why you may or may not want to do that. Then you'll learn about many of the built-in data types provided by C# and the .NET Framework, letting you manage just about any kind of data in memory. The course wraps up with a look at three advanced types: constants, enumerations, and structures.

Lesson 1:

• Introducing Variables
• Naming Variables
• Declaring Variables
• The var Keyword
• Demo: var Keyword
• The var Keyword Cont.
• Variable Lifetime and Scope
• Demo: Variable Scope
• Demo: Variable Scope Cont..

Lesson 2:

• Introducing Data Types
• Data Types
• Data Types Cont.
• Numeric Data Types
• Choosing an Integer Type
• Demo: Integer Data Types
• BigInteger Data Type
• Demo: BigInteger.

Lesson 3:

• Floating-Point Data Types
• Decimal Data Type
• Demo: Floating-Point Types
• Demo: Floating-Point Cont..

Lesson 4:

• Char Data Type
• ASCII Characters
• Demo: Char Data Type
• String Data Types
• Demo: String Data Type
• Demo: Escape Characters
• Other Data Types and Objects
• Demo: Boolean Data Type
• Demo: Object Data Type.

Lesson 5:

• Constants
• Demo: Constants
• Enumerations
• Demo: Enumerations
• Structures
• Demo: Structures
• The Complex Structure
• Demo: Complex Structure.