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C# Syllabus

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Summary

The C# syllabus organizes the learning sequence from basic syntax, variables, and data types to advanced topics such as OOP, exception, and file. This sequence is important because each topic builds on the previous topic. With a clear learning map, progress is more measurable and no important concepts are missed.

Key points

Basic phase: syntax, output, variable, data type, operator, and condition.
Repetition and data phases: while, for, break and continue, then arrays.
Phase of the code structure: method, parameter, and overload.
OOP phase: class, constructor, access modifier, properties, inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction, interface, and enum.
The reinforcement phase: the file, the exception, the case study, then the mini-project.

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