1. C #: A simple, modern, object-oriented and type-safe programming language that originates from the C and C + + languages. The goal is to combine the ability of Visual Basic to develop applications at high speed and the power of C + + itself. Pros: Simple syntax, complete object-oriented, eliminate a lot of program errors, and closely integrate with WEB development
A. Grammatical basis--c#-01. Grammar Basics
I. Namespaces
Ii. Main method
Iii. notes
Iv. variables
V. Constants
B. Data type
I. Value types
1. Bool
2. Char
3. Byte
4. Int
5. Shotr
6. Long
7. Float
8. Double
9. Decimal
10. Enumeration
11. Structure
II. Reference types
1. Arrays
A. One-dimensional arrays
B. Multidimensional arrays
2. Collection
3. Class objects
4. Interface
C. Data-type conversions
I. Implicit conversion
Ii. Explicit conversions
Iii. Parse method
Iv. Convert Class
D. console input/Output statements
I. Input statement: Console.ReadLine ();
II. Output statement: Console.WriteLine ();
E. Logical control statements
I. Conditional structure
II. cyclic structure
Iii. Jump Statements
F. Exception handling
G. OOP Basics
I. Encapsulation
II. Succession
Iii. polymorphic
H. Class Library
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