Controlling Program Flow in C# 9

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Alex Wolf

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:41

02. Working with C.Sharp Statements

02. What Is Program Flow.mp4

03:24

03. Demo-Setting up the Sample Project.mp4

04:01

04. Understanding C.Sharp Statements.mp4

04:22

05. Demo-Writing Simple Statements.mp4

04:15

06. Exploring Statements and Expressions.mp4

03:55

07. Demo-Working with Expression Statements.mp4

03:11

08. Demo-Making Logical Comparisons with Statements.mp4

04:15

09. Demo-Stepping through Program Flow.mp4

02:27

10. Summary.mp4

01:21

03. Branching Program Flow with Selection Statements

11. Exploring Selection Statements.mp4

03:04

12. Demo-Creating a Simple Selection Statement.mp4

05:01

13. Demo-Creating a Branching Selection Statement.mp4

02:11

14. Demo-Complex Decisions Using Selection Statements.mp4

03:09

15. Exploring Switch Statements.mp4

03:27

16. Demo-Working with Switch Statements.mp4

03:24

17. Demo-Organizing the Application Code.mp4

03:42

18. Summary.mp4

00:48

04. Looping through Tasks with Iteration Statements

19. Understanding Iteration Statements.mp4

03:57

20. Demo-Processing Data with a For Loop.mp4

05:51

21. Exploring Different Types of Loops.mp4

03:57

22. Demo-Simplifying Loops with Foreach.mp4

03:15

23. Demo-Working with While Statements.mp4

04:20

24. Demo-Understanding Variable Scope.mp4

03:35

25. Demo-Organizing the Application Reports.mp4

03:22

26. Summary.mp4

01:19

05. Exploring Additional Program Flow and Statement Features

27. Going Further with Flow and Statements.mp4

01:18

28. Demo-Controlling Flow through User Input.mp4

03:18

29. Demo-Enhancing Program Flow Using Loops.mp4

04:15

30. Demo-Program Flow Considerations with Dynamic Data.mp4

04:27

31. Demo-Generating Reports Using Dynamic Data.mp4

05:00

32. Exploring Advanced Selection Statement Features.mp4

03:16

33. Demo-Exploring Additional Switch Statement Features.mp4

03:57

34. Demo-Streamlining if-else Selections.mp4

02:59

35. Demo-Touring a Finalized App State.mp4

02:44

36. Summary.mp4

02:04

Description

C# is a rich, strongly typed language that provides many options for controlling the flow of your code. This course will teach you how to use various types of statements and expressions to add meaningful decision logic and handle tasks in your apps.

What You'll Learn?

Nearly every modern application requires structured logic to make decisions and manage repetitive tasks. In this course, Controlling Program Flow in C# 9, you’ll learn to use different types of C# statements to control the execution flow of your apps. First, you’ll explore how statements form the building blocks of C# code, and use simple statements and expressions to calculate values and handle logical comparisons. Next, you’ll discover how to use conditional selection statements to create branching paths of logic in your apps. Finally, you’ll learn how to manage repetitive tasks and work with sets of data using loops and iteration statements. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of C# statements needed to control the logic and flow of meaningful applications.

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Alex Wolf works as a .NET and Azure Content Developer at Microsoft, and is passionate about learning and teaching software development. He has over a decade of experience and multiple certifications in the .NET ecosystem and related technologies. He is also highly engaged in DevOps and Cloud technologies to improve development workflows and infrastructure. Alex has worked for companies of nearly every size, ranging from small start-ups to very large enterprises. He also maintains a hobbyist interest in other visual and interactive technologies such as digital animation and game development with Maya and Unity.

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