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Creating and Running Your C# Program

What we do during this course

Requirements

What is a programming language?

Simple C#

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: http://eembdersler.wordpress.com◦ Choose the EEE-425Programming Languages (Fall)

Textbook reading schedule

Pdf lecture notes

Updated class syllabus

Midterm and final exams grades

Answers of Midterm and Final Exam

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Texts and Other Course Materials◦ Programming C#, 4th Edition - Jesse Liberty (You may down this

version the book from Internet - It is your responsibility to download it or buy the book from http://www.amazon.com/Programming-C-Jesse-Liberty/dp/B00006AVR5)

◦ Beginning.C.Sharp.4.0.An.Introduction◦ Internet Materials

Grading :◦ Assignments 20%◦ Midterm 20%

◦ Final : 20%◦ Project : 40% ( Presentation, code and short report)◦ Bonus : 10% ( If you follow all course –no exception, you will get◦ extra 10% of your grade)

Total 110%

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This course contains material that

demands intense mental work and an

unusual amount of time commitment.

Student dedication is advised.

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Instructor’s expectations:◦ Homework. Read chapters prior to class from the

textbook◦ Expect 2-4 hours outside classroom activities; Reading◦ Participate. Ask questions. Contribute. Actively

participate in the exercises. Consider the classroom to be a mental gymnasium where it’s ok to run, fall, and get up again

◦ Take notes. Why let any idea get away? Taking notes will help you concentrate and organize your

thoughts Notes allow you to take a refresher any time in the future.

◦ Enjoy yourself. Start relaxed and you’ll leave refreshed, inspired, and recharged Forget about what’s happening at home or at work This is your time. Get all you can out of this course and have

a good time◦ Excessive Late assignments: will not accepted

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Refer to the syllabus for details regarding◦ Academic dishonesty

NOCHEATHING is allowed for all materials.

Given and taken person will be punished with less notes( 0)

◦ Attendance : 70% of Lectures

◦ Special attention for the class

Covers (most of) the C# language and some of the most useful .NET API’s.

Should not be your first programming class.◦ Assume you know C++ and basic object-oriented

programming.

Requires (lots of) practice / reading.◦ C# and .NET cannot be learned thoroughly in this

brief course.

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Require◦ do all assignments

Assignments are ◦ You will not be given a detailed grade◦ Show me that you understand the concepts, and can

write C# code Do a project that related with technical EEE by using C#

( It is important to apply your knowledge to oneproblem-Database projects are NOT accepted)

Note : Pls dont just directly copy the code from Internet or somewhere as your project- If we know that is copiedsomewhere we will penalty its grade as 0 (zero)

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To do well in this class, you have to

work really hard.

You need to be prepared to dedicate a

significant amount of time and

mental effort on this class.

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We hope, everybody has own laptop computer for this course.

You need to bring your laptop computer to every class.

Install Microsoft Visual Studio, if needs(The version of VS is not a big issue, you can install one of old version, as long as it works properly)

If you don’t have your laptop with you, you don’t need to attend the class.

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Computer programming: creating a sequence of instructions to enable the computer to do something

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Programmers do not use machine language when creating computer programs. Instead, programmers tend to use high-level programming languagesEach high-level language has its own syntax and limited set of vocabulary that is translated into machine code by a compiler

Define a task/problem

Plan your solution◦ Find suitable algorithm to solve it

◦ Find suitable data structures to use

Write code

Fix program error (bugs)

Make your customer happy

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= Specification

= Design

= Implementation

= Testing & Debugging

= Deployment

Wikipedia.org definition for C#.◦ Object-oriented.

◦ Primarily imperative or procedural.

LINQ (Language Integrated Query) adds some functional programming language capabilities.

◦ Structured (as opposed to monolithic).

◦ Strongly typed.

◦ ISO(International Organization for Standardization)and ECMA(European Computer ManufacturersAssociation) standardized.

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Programming language

◦ A syntax that allow to give instructions to the computer

C# features:

◦ New cutting edge language

◦ Extremely powerful

◦ Easy to learn

◦ Easy to read and understand

◦ Object-oriented

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Sample C# Console Application program:

using System;

namespace ConsoleApplication;class HelloCSharp{

static void Main(string[] args){

Console.WriteLine("Hello, C#");}

}

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using System;

class HelloCSharp{

static void Main(){

Console.WriteLine("Hello, C#");}

}

Include the standard

namespace "System"

Define a class called

"HelloCSharp"

Define the Main() method – the

program entry point

Print a text on the console by

calling the method "WriteLine" of the class "Console"

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using System;

class HelloCSharp{

static void Main(){

Console.WriteLine("Hello, C#");}

}

The { symbol should be alone on a new line.

The block after the {symbol should be

indented by a TAB.The } symbol should

be under the

corresponding {.

Class names should useHelloCsharp

and start with a CAPITAL letter.

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using System

;

class HelloCSharp {static

void Main( ) { Console. WriteLine ("Hello, C#" ) ;Console.

WriteLine ( "Hello again") ;}}

Such formatting makes the source code

unreadable.

Study your EEE-117 material to understand C# faster, because we don’t repeat common points of C++ and C#

Will ask you about C++ at the classroom and grade you.

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These slides ae modified and copied from different slides especially from

Telerik.com

Prof. Roger Crawfis◦ http://www.cse.ohio-

state.edu/~crawfis/cse459_CSharp/index.html◦ Pls listen the podcast about the chapter 2◦ These slides are changed and modified

Programming C#, 4th Edition - Jesse Liberty –Chapter 2

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