Getting Started with C# Programming

• Introduction to C# Programming

  In this exercise, you will get introduced to the C# programming language and its basic syntax. You'll learn how to write your first C# program, understand how the structure of a C#...

• Simple Addition in C#

  In this exercise, you will write a basic C# program that performs a simple addition of two numbers, 12 and 13. This will help you understand how to perform basic arithmetic operati...

• Simple Division in C#

  In this exercise, you will write a basic C# program that performs a simple division operation. The program will divide 24 by 5 and display the result. This exercise will help you u...

• Basic Arithmetic Operations in C#

  In this exercise, you will create a C# program that evaluates and displays the results of several mathematical operations. These operations involve the use of basic arithmetic oper...

• Multiplying Two User-Entered Numbers in C#

  In this exercise, you will create a simple C# program that takes two numbers as input from the user, multiplies them, and then displays the result. This exercise will help you prac...

• Multiplying Three Numbers with User Input in C#

  In this exercise, you will write a C# program that asks the user to enter three numbers and displays their multiplication. This exercise helps you practice using formatted output w...

• Performing Basic Arithmetic Operations in C#

  In this exercise, you will write a C# program that takes two numbers as input from the user and performs various arithmetic operations on them. The program will display the sum, di...

• Generating a Multiplication Table in C#

  In this exercise, you will create a C# program that prompts the user to enter a number and then displays its multiplication table from 1 to 10. This exercise will help you understa...

• Calculating the Average of Four Numbers in C#

  In this exercise, you will create a C# program that prompts the user to enter four numbers and then calculates their average. This exercise is designed to strengthen your understan...

• Arithmetic Operations with Three Numbers in C#

  In this exercise, you will create a C# program that asks the user to enter three numbers (a, b, and c) and calculates two expressions based on these inputs: (a+b)⋅c a⋅c+b⋅c ...

• Age-Based Response in C#

  In this exercise, you will create a C# program that asks the user to enter their age and then responds with a friendly message, such as: "You look younger than [age entered]" Thi...

• Displaying a Number in Different Formats in C#

  In this exercise, you will create a C# program that prompts the user for a number and displays it in two different formats: 1. The number should be printed four times in a row, ...

• Displaying a Number as a 3x5 Rectangle in C#

  In this exercise, you will create a C# program that prompts the user for a single-digit number and then uses that digit to draw a 3-column by 5-row rectangle. The rectangle follows...

• Celsius to Kelvin and Fahrenheit Converter in C#

  In this exercise, we will create a C# program that converts a temperature value from Celsius to both Kelvin and Fahrenheit. The program will prompt the user to input a temperature ...

More C# Practice Exercises Grouped

• C# Flow Control Basics

  Mastering flow control is essential to writing efficient and dynamic programs in C#. This section covers the key structures that guide the flow of execution in your applications, s...

• C# Basic Data Types Overview

  Understanding the basic data types in C# is crucial for building strong, efficient applications. This section introduces the fundamental building blocks of C# programming, includin...

• C# Arrays, Structures and Strings

  Arrays, structures, and strings are fundamental data structures in C#. This section explores how to store and manage collections of data using arrays, organize complex data using s...

• Functions in C#

  Functions are the building blocks of reusable code in C#. In this section, you'll learn how to define and use functions to organize your code, improve readability, and avoid repeti...

• Object-Oriented Programming in C#

  Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is a core concept in C# that allows you to model real-world problems efficiently. In this section, you'll dive into the principles of OOP, includi...

• Advanced Classes in C#

  Advanced classes in C# go beyond basic object-oriented concepts, allowing you to create more complex and powerful structures. This section covers topics such as inheritance, interf...

• File Handling in C#

  File handling in C# allows you to read, write, and manipulate data stored in files. In this section, you'll learn how to work with different types of files, such as text files, bi...

• Object Persistence in C#

  Object persistence in C# refers to the ability to store and retrieve objects from permanent storage, such as databases or files. In this section, you'll learn how to use techniques...

• Working with Relational Databases in C#

  Working with relational databases in C# enables you to store, retrieve, and manipulate structured data efficiently. In this section, you'll explore how to connect to a relational ...

• Dynamic Memory Management in C#

  Dynamic memory management in C# allows you to allocate, use, and release memory during runtime, optimizing resource usage and performance. In this section, you'll explore how to w...

• Using Additional Libraries in C#

  Using additional libraries in C# allows you to extend the functionality of your applications and leverage pre-built solutions to solve common problems. In this section, you'll lear...

Maybe you will be interested in these C# Practice Exercises

• Checking if a Number is Positive or Negative in C#

  In this exercise, we will create a C# program that determines whether a given number is positive, negative, or zero. The program will prompt the user to input a number, evaluate it...

• Conditional Sum Based on User Input in C#

  In this exercise, we will create a C# program that interacts with the user to perform conditional addition. The program will first prompt the user for a number. If the number is no...

• Safe Division in C#: Handling Zero as a Divisor

  In this exercise, we will create a C# program that performs division safely by handling the case where the divisor is zero. The program will first prompt the user for two numbers. ...

• Handling Division with 'else' in C#

  This exercise focuses on implementing conditional logic in C# using the else statement. We will create a program that asks the user for two numbers. If the second number (the divis...

• Finding the Greatest of Three Numbers in C#

  This exercise demonstrates how to use conditional statements in C# to compare three numbers and find the greatest one. The program will prompt the user to input three different num...

• Repeating Multiplication of a Number in C# Using a While Loop

  This exercise demonstrates how to use a while loop in C# to repeatedly ask for user input and perform a calculation. The program prompts the user to enter a number "x" and calculat...