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About the Course
Embark on a deep dive into the dynamic universe of .Net Full Stack Development with this comprehensive course. This course is meticulously crafted for those venturing into the .Net domain, ensuring a solid foundational grasp.
In the first module, Introduction to ASP.NET, dive into .Net development, acquainting yourself with the essence of ASP.NET, the .NET framework, and its synergy with the C# language. Experience first-hand the crafting of dynamic web applications and basic programming techniques using .Net tools.
Progressing to the second module, C# Programming Fundamentals, delve into C# essentials. This module introduces core elements like syntax, variables, and control structures, bolstered by hands-on assignments designed to enhance your programming skill set.
Finally, in the third module, Advanced C# Programming, explore deeper facets of C#. From LINQ, delegates, and events to intricate OOP principles, this module ensures you grasp advanced concepts and master key techniques for robust exception handling.
By the end of this course, you'll possess a profound mastery over .Net Full Stack Development, poised to craft efficient .Net applications and primed to explore even more advanced .Net technologies.
Top reviews
DP
Jan 8, 2025
I learned c# but i could only make console apps i wondered how to create apps like tally or web application like flipkart. It gave me the basic idea that one needs to a framework for binding data.
DT
Dec 11, 2023
It was very helpful and inspiring presentation. I would like to express my thanks to your offer and well prepared materials.
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By Sherry K
•Oct 26, 2024
Doesn't even know the difference between an empty string and a null one. The English is hard to follow. Poorly structured. Has nothing to do with .NET Full Stack Development, it's just a beginners C# programming course.
By Vegard L
•Jan 30, 2024
The tests are so f**** bad written it hurts to read them. They have the same questions 5-6-7-8 times.