C# Online Training

Learn C# with a clear, structured syllabus covering programming fundamentals, object-oriented programming, collections, generics, delegates, LINQ, exception handling, file handling, and async basics.

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Duration
4-6 weeks
Format
Live 1-on-1 online
Platform
Microsoft Teams
Fee
₹22,500 INR
Outcome
Strong C# foundation

Learners from multiple countries

Online training has been attended by learners from different countries and regions.

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Who is this for?

This training is for learners who want to build a strong C# foundation before moving into ASP.NET Core, Web API, Angular, or professional .NET development.

Beginners starting with C#

Suitable if you want to learn programming and C# concepts step by step.

Developers moving to .NET

Helpful if you already know another language and want to understand C# properly.

OOP-focused learners

Useful if you want clarity on classes, objects, inheritance, abstraction, interfaces, and polymorphism.

ASP.NET Core preparation

Best suited if you want to prepare for ASP.NET Core MVC, Web API, and full-stack .NET training.

What you’ll learn

The training starts with the basics and gradually moves into object-oriented programming, collections, generics, delegates, LINQ, exception handling, file handling, and asynchronous programming.

  • C# syntax, variables, operators, type conversion, and control flow
  • Methods, parameters, return values, ref, out, params, and nullable basics
  • Classes, objects, constructors, properties, access modifiers, and encapsulation
  • Inheritance, abstract classes, interfaces, polymorphism, and sealed classes
  • Arrays, collections, generics, delegates, lambda expressions, and LINQ
  • Exception handling, file handling, JSON basics, and async/await fundamentals
  • Practical mini-projects and examples to connect the concepts

What you’ll build

  • Console-based programs for C# fundamentals
  • OOP examples using real-world class relationships
  • Small business-style examples using methods, classes, and objects
  • Collection and LINQ examples for data filtering and transformation
  • File handling examples for reading and writing data
  • A small C# mini-project to revise important concepts together

Course syllabus

  • How programming works and how to think about problem solving
  • .NET SDK, Visual Studio, project structure, and first program
  • Main method, statements, comments, namespaces, and basic console output
  • Using the debugger to understand code execution
  • Simple programs using input, output, and basic calculations

  • Variables, constants, primitive data types, string, DateTime, and decimal
  • Operators, expressions, type conversion, parsing, and formatting
  • if, else, switch, ternary operator, and logical conditions
  • for, while, do-while, break, continue, and nested loops
  • Practical decision-making and looping examples

  • Methods, return values, parameters, and method overloading
  • Pass by value and pass by reference
  • ref, out, params, optional parameters, and named arguments
  • Arrays, foreach, simple searching, simple sorting, and multi-dimensional arrays
  • Writing cleaner programs by separating logic into methods

  • Classes, objects, fields, methods, and object initialization
  • Constructors, constructor overloading, this keyword, and static members
  • Properties, auto-properties, readonly fields, and constants
  • Access modifiers and encapsulation
  • Structs, enums, and when to use them

  • Composition and object relationships
  • Inheritance, base keyword, method hiding, and method overriding
  • Virtual methods, override, abstract classes, and sealed classes
  • Interfaces and explicit interface implementation
  • Compile-time and runtime polymorphism with practical examples

  • List, Dictionary, Queue, Stack, HashSet, and common collection operations
  • IEnumerable, IEnumerator, and foreach behavior
  • Generics, generic classes, generic methods, and basic constraints
  • Lambda expressions and LINQ fundamentals
  • Filtering, sorting, projection, grouping, and simple joins using LINQ

  • Delegates, multicast delegates, Func, Action, and Predicate
  • Events and publisher-subscriber basics
  • Anonymous methods and lambda expressions
  • Extension methods and practical use cases
  • Nullable reference types, pattern matching, records, and useful modern C# features

  • try, catch, finally, throw, and custom exceptions
  • Debugging common runtime errors
  • File handling using File, Directory, StreamReader, and StreamWriter
  • JSON serialization and deserialization using System.Text.Json
  • Threading basics, Task, async, await, and CancellationToken overview

  • Build a small C# console-based application using multiple concepts
  • Apply classes, methods, collections, file handling, and exception handling
  • Review code structure and practical improvements
  • Discuss common interview questions from the syllabus
  • Suggested next steps: ASP.NET Core MVC, Web API, EF Core, and SQL Server

What you receive

Training material and session support are designed to help you revise and continue practicing after class.

Session recordings

Recordings can be provided so you can revise explanations and examples later.

Source code

You receive the source code from the examples and practice demos covered during the training.

Structured syllabus

The course follows a planned sequence from C# fundamentals to object-oriented programming and practical application logic.

Live Q&A

Questions can be discussed during the session so concepts are clarified while examples are being explained.

Practice exercises

Practice tasks are included to help you apply the concepts instead of only watching explanations.

Personalized pace

The 1-on-1 format allows the pace to be adjusted based on your current understanding and learning needs.

About the trainer

I’m Abhishek Luv, a full-stack .NET developer with 14+ years of experience working with C#, ASP.NET Core, Web API, EF Core, Angular, SQL Server, and Azure.

My training focuses on clear explanations, practical demonstrations, and helping learners understand how real-world .NET applications are designed, built, tested, and deployed.

  • 14+ years of professional .NET development experience
  • Training focused on C#, object-oriented programming, ASP.NET Core, EF Core, and Azure
  • Live 1-on-1 sessions conducted online using Microsoft Teams
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Abhishek Luv - full-stack .NET developer and online trainer

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FAQ — C# Online Training

How long is the training?

The usual duration is 4-6 weeks. The pace can be adjusted based on your current programming background and learning needs.

How are sessions conducted?

Training sessions are conducted live online using Microsoft Teams with screen sharing, practical demonstrations, Q&A, and recap notes.

Do I need prior programming experience?

Basic programming knowledge is helpful, but the training can start from the fundamentals if you are new to C#.

Will this help before ASP.NET Core training?

Yes. C# is the foundation for ASP.NET Core, Web API, EF Core, and full-stack .NET development.

Do you provide recordings and source code?

Recordings can be provided for revision, and the source code from examples and demos is shared for practice.

What payment modes are accepted?

Payments can be made using Credit Card, Debit Card, Net Banking, or UPI.

Interested in C# online training?

Fill in the contact form and I’ll get back to you with the syllabus, available time slots, and next steps.

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