This repository contains a collection of C# code examples designed to demonstrate various programming concepts and best practices. Each example is structured to provide clear, concise, and practical insights into different aspects of C# programming. The repository is suitable for beginners looking to understand the basics and for experienced developers seeking to explore advanced topics.
- Basic Syntax and Data Types: Examples covering fundamental C# syntax, data types, and control structures.
- Object-Oriented Programming: Demonstrations of classes, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation.
- LINQ Queries: Practical examples of using LINQ for data manipulation and querying.
- Asynchronous Programming: Code snippets illustrating async and await for concurrent programming.
- Design Patterns: Implementation of common design patterns like Singleton, Factory, and Observer.
- File I/O Operations: Examples of reading from and writing to files.
- Error Handling: Techniques for exception handling and debugging.
- Unit Testing: Sample tests using popular testing frameworks.
- .NET Core Integration: Examples of building and running applications on .NET Core.
- Advanced Programming Concepts: In-depth examples covering advanced topics such as reflection, generics, dependency injection, and multi-threading.
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/oneananda/C_Sharp_Examples.git
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Navigate to the project directory:
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Open in your favorite IDE (e.g., Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code).
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Run the examples:
- Follow the instructions provided in each example's README or comments.
A collection of advanced C# concepts, including in-depth explorations of features like delegates, events, generics, and LINQ. Perfect for developers looking to enhance their understanding of advanced C# programming techniques.
Demonstrates the implementation of SOLID principles with advanced design patterns. This project provides practical examples of how to apply SOLID principles in real-world scenarios to build maintainable and scalable software.
Showcases asynchronous programming in C#, including the use of async/await, Task-based asynchronous patterns, and best practices for handling concurrency and performance optimization in .NET applications.
A set of beginner-friendly coding challenges designed to improve basic C# programming skills. Includes various problems with step-by-step solutions to help new developers build confidence in coding.
Provides a basic implementation of the Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) pattern. Includes examples of separating read and write operations to enhance scalability and maintainability of applications.
Covers new features introduced in C# 12, with examples showcasing their use and potential benefits. Ideal for developers looking to stay up-to-date with the latest language enhancements.
Explains how to implement and use CancellationToken in C# to manage task cancellation. Includes practical examples demonstrating how to gracefully handle task termination in asynchronous operations.
Illustrates the use of copy constructors in C#, providing examples on how to create deep and shallow copies of objects. Useful for developers looking to understand object cloning and data integrity.
Covers essential debugging techniques in C#, including breakpoints, watches, and logging. Provides practical guidance on diagnosing and fixing bugs effectively using Visual Studio tools.
A collection of examples demonstrating the use of default constructors in C#. Highlights the role of constructors in object initialization and class design.
An in-depth exploration of delegates in C#, covering their usage, benefits, and real-world applications. Includes examples on event handling, callbacks, and building flexible code architectures.
Demonstrates explicit type conversions in C#, including user-defined conversions, type casting, and safe conversion practices. Provides examples to avoid common pitfalls and errors.
Explores the concept of extension methods in C#, showing how to add functionality to existing types without modifying them. Includes practical use cases to enhance code readability and reusability.
Provides a detailed overview of garbage collection in .NET, including the lifecycle of objects, memory management, and performance considerations. Offers insights into optimizing application performance by managing memory efficiently.
Covers implicit type conversions in C#, demonstrating how and when implicit conversions occur, along with guidelines to ensure type safety and maintain code clarity.
A comprehensive set of LINQ examples showcasing various query operations, including filtering, ordering, grouping, and joining data. Ideal for developers seeking to master data manipulation using LINQ.
Compares lazy initialization with dependency injection in C#, explaining their differences, use cases, and best practices. Provides examples to help choose the appropriate pattern for specific scenarios.
A console application demonstrating the use of MediatR library in C#. Shows how to implement request/response patterns and decouple components using mediator patterns in .NET applications.
A series of examples illustrating core Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts in C#, such as inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and abstraction. Designed to reinforce fundamental OOP principles.
Provides examples of programming with Outlook using C#, including reading and sending emails, managing calendar events, and accessing Outlook data through automation APIs.
Demonstrates the use of Roslyn APIs for code parsing, analysis, and manipulation in C#. Includes examples of creating custom code analyzers and refactoring tools.
A project dedicated to explaining each of the SOLID principles (Single Responsibility, Open/Closed, Liskov Substitution, Interface Segregation, Dependency Inversion) with clear examples and best practices.
Focuses on implementing SOLID principles with various design patterns in C#. Includes examples of applying patterns like Factory, Strategy, and Observer to adhere to SOLID design guidelines.
Explores the use of static constructors in C#, including when and why to use them. Provides examples to illustrate how static constructors initialize static members of a class.
A collection of string manipulation techniques in C#, including formatting, parsing, searching, and modifying strings. Designed to help developers handle string operations effectively.
Shows how to use T4 templates in C# to generate code dynamically. Includes examples of generating repetitive code structures and automating code generation tasks in .NET projects.
A deep dive into exception handling in C#, covering the try-catch-finally constructs. Provides examples of handling exceptions gracefully and implementing robust error handling strategies.
Explores the use of the out keyword in C#, including method overloading and returning multiple values. Provides examples and best practices for using out parameters effectively.
A detailed exploration of the ref keyword in C#, showcasing how to pass arguments by reference. Includes examples to highlight when to use ref and the implications for method design.
Compares the use of ref and out keywords in C#, providing insights into their differences and appropriate use cases. Includes examples to clarify when to use each keyword.
A comprehensive guide to using var in C#, covering type inference, limitations, and best practices. Provides examples to help developers understand when and where to use var effectively.
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue if you have suggestions for improvements or new examples.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Special thanks to the contributors and the C# community for their valuable input and support.