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About the book

This is a concise, practical, and easily consumable quick reference for C# beginners and PowerShell scripting guys who want to grow into development roles in the #dotnet ecosystem. Or further, improving and complimenting their #powershell and #azure skills with a programming language.

Grab your copy free from the below link 👇 and please note that you can download it as a PDF or “Read it for Free Online” on the following web page just like any regular blog post.

This book is my personal notes converted into an EBook which is almost complete now, just needs some finishing touches and we are working on it. I’m I’ve teamed up with Deepak Dhami to get the work done and the following section highlights the Table of content covered so far.

Together I and Deepak also have another book in progress, “PowerShell to C# and back” for intermediate and little advanced readers. In fact, we just published the first 4 chapters of the book backed by 127 readers who believe in our idea. Here

Table of Contents

  • C# Language
    • Key Characteristics
    • A Brief History of CSharp
  • Compilers, Runtime and .NET Framework
  • Program Structure and Organization
    • Program, Assemblies, and Hello World
    • Namespaces
    • Class
    • Members
  • C# Programming Elements
    • Comments
    • Case Sensitivity
    • Using Directive and Statement
    • Types and Variables
      • Values Types
      • Reference Types
      • Variables
    • Operators, Operands, and Expressions
      • Operators
    • Basic Input and Output
    • Conditional statements
      • If and If..Else statement
      • Switch statement
    • Loops and Iterations: For Loop<c/ode>
    • Exceptions Try..Catch..Finally
    • Classes and objects
    • Arrays
  • Reading Recommendations

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Author of “PowerShell Guide to Python“, “Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)“, “Learn C# in 30 minutes” and currently writing the most awaited book: “PowerShell to C# and Back“!

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