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Master The Basics First (If Not Already) : Microsoft Learn For C# Basics

The document outlines a structured approach to mastering C# programming, starting from the basics and progressing to advanced concepts and the .NET ecosystem. It emphasizes hands-on practice through real projects and recommends specific resources for further study. Key topics include OOP principles, asynchronous programming, design patterns, and various frameworks like ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core.

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Master The Basics First (If Not Already) : Microsoft Learn For C# Basics

The document outlines a structured approach to mastering C# programming, starting from the basics and progressing to advanced concepts and the .NET ecosystem. It emphasizes hands-on practice through real projects and recommends specific resources for further study. Key topics include OOP principles, asynchronous programming, design patterns, and various frameworks like ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core.

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✅ 1.

Master the Basics First (if not already)

Even if you're past this, make sure you're solid on:

 Variables, data types, and control structures


 Methods and parameters
 OOP: Classes, inheritance, interfaces, polymorphism
 Exception handling
 Collections (List, Dictionary, etc.)

� Use: Microsoft Learn for C# Basics

✅ 2. Intermediate Topics

Start applying more advanced features:

 Delegates, events, and lambdas


 LINQ (Language Integrated Query)
 Generics (List<T>, Func<T>, etc.)
 async / await (asynchronous programming)
 File I/O and serialization (JSON/XML)
 Reflection and attributes

� Build: A file organizer app, a mini database browser, or a REST API client.

✅ 3. Advanced C# Concepts

Get into high-level features:

 Design patterns (Singleton, Factory, Strategy, etc.)


 Dependency Injection
 Custom attributes and reflection
 Memory management & garbage collection
 Span<T>, Memory<T> for performance
 Expression Trees, dynamic types
 Roslyn (C# compiler APIs)
 Source generators (for code automation)

� Build: Modular desktop or web apps with plug-in architecture.


✅ 4. .NET Ecosystem & Frameworks

Become skilled in the broader ecosystem:

 WPF / WinUI / MAUI for desktop


 ASP.NET Core for web APIs or MVC apps
 Entity Framework Core (ORM)
 Blazor (C# in the browser)
 Unit Testing with xUnit or NUnit
 Azure (cloud deployment, storage, services)

✅ 5. Practice Real Projects

Hands-on learning is the fastest path to expertise. Example projects:

 Budget manager or To-Do app (WPF)


 RESTful API with ASP.NET Core
 Chat app (SignalR + WebSockets)
 Online store backend with payments
 Game with Unity (C# powered)

✅ 6. Read & Study These Resources

Books:

 C# in Depth by Jon Skeet


 CLR via C# by Jeffrey Richter
 Pro C# 11 with .NET 7 by Andrew Troelsen

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