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> C# .NET: Getting Started with C#
1. Getting Started - A C# Console Application
2. Saving your work
3. Your first line of C# code
4. How to Run your C# Programmes
5. Your First C# Windows Form
Home Page
Home Page
6. Adding Controls to a Form
7. Properties of a Control
8. Adding Code to a Button
9. C# Message Boxes
10. More about Message Boxes

 > C# .NET: Variables
1. String Variables in C#. NET
2. Assigning Text to a String Variable
3. Concatenation in C#
4. C# Comments
5. Numbers Variables
6. Double and Float Variables
7. Double Variables
8. Addition in C# .NET
9. Adding up with float Variables
10. Subtraction
11. Mixing Subtraction and Addition
12. Operator Precedence
13. Multiplication and Division
14. Getting Numbers from Text Boxes
15. A C# .NET Calculator - Design
16. C# .NET Calculator - The Code
17. The Plus Button
18. The Equals Button

> C# .NET: Conditional Logic
1. IF Statements
2. Else ... If
3. Switch Statements
4. C# Operators

> C# .NET: Loops
1. C# and For Loops
2. Loop Start and End Values
3. A Times Table Programme
4. Do loops and While Loops
5. Checking for Blank TextBoxes in C#

> C# .NET: Add Menus to your Forms
1. Add Menus to Windows Forms in C#
2. Sub Menus
3. Menu Shortcuts
4. Code for your Quit Menu
5. The Edit Menu
6. Copy and Paste in C# .NET
7. The View Menu
8. Adding Images in C# .NET
9. Open File Dialogue Box in C#
10. Open a Text File
11. The Save As Dialogue Box
12. CheckBoxes and Radio Buttons

> C# .NET: Debugging your Applications
1. Errors at Design Time
2. Run Time Errors
3. Logic Errors
4. Breakpoints
5. The Locals Window
6. Try ..Catch Statements in C# .NET

> C# .NET: Methods
1. Understanding C# .NET Methods
2. Passing values to your C# Methods
3. Getting values back from C# Methods

> C# .NET: Understanding Arrays
1. Arrays in C# .NET
2. Arrays and Loops
3. Arrays at RunTime
4. Multi Dimensional Arrays in C# .NET
5. Arrays and Text
6. C# Collections - Lists
7. C# Collections - HashTables
8. C# Collections - Enumerations

> C# .NET: String Manipulation
1. C# String Variables
2. Trim Unwanted Characters
3. The Contains Method
4. The IndexOf Method
5. The Insert Method
6. PadLeft and PadRight
7. Remove and Replace in C# .NET
8. C# Substring
9. Split and Join in C#
10. A C# .NET Hangman Game

> C# .NET: Events
1. The Click Event
2. The MouseDown Event
3. KeyDown
4. The Leave Event
5. C# ListBox and ComboBox Events
6. C# Custom Web Browser
7. The TreeView Control
8. Adding Nodes to a TreeView
9. Add a WebBrowser to a C# Windows Form

> C# .NET: Classes and Objects
1. Classes and Objects in C# .NET
2. A First Class
3. Create Objects from your C# Classes
4. Passing values to your Classes
5. Adding Properties to your C# Classes
6. Using Class Properties
7. Class Constructors in C# .NET
8. Inheritance in C# .NET
9. C# Method Overloading
10. C# Static Methods

> C# .NET: Manipulating Files
1. How to open a Text File
2. Read a file line by line in C# .NET
1. Write to a Text File
2. How to Copy, Move and Delete a File

> C# .NET: Databases
1. SQL Server Express and C# .NET
2. Create a SQL Server Express Database
3. Create a SQL Server Database Table
4. Add Data to the Table
5. Datasets and Data Adapters in C# .NET
6. DataSets and DataAdapters
7. Display Data from the DataSet
8. Database Navigation Buttons
9. Add, Update, Delete a Record
10. Finding Records in a DataSet

> C# .NET: Multiple Forms
1. Creating Multiple Forms
2. Modal Forms in C# .NET
3. Getting at the values on other Forms

> C# .NET: Dates and Times
1. Dates and Times in C# .NET

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