Learning a new Programming Language(C-Sharp):-

Learning a new Programming Language is a very interesting part of your life. It depends on how you start it by knowing some basics about it. Well, in the above video I have shown how we have started learning a new Programming Language name C#.net or asp.net (Designed by Microsoft Corporation). And in this video, I have started with how to print a simple message by using Console Application. Many questions come in our mind that what is the scope of this programming language in the future that we are going to learn and what features this Programming Language has and many other questions etc... Well, I am also going to explain all the stuff. 

The First thing is where can we use this Programming Language and for what purposes:
Pure Object-Oriented Programming
In C#, everything is an object. There are no more global functions, variables, and constants.
It supports all three object-oriented features:

  1. Encapsulation
  2. Inheritance
  3. Polymorphism

 And more


  1. You can write C# in any editor you want.
  2. C# runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
  3. C# can be used to build Windows Client Apps, Windows Store Apps, IOS Apps, and Android apps and can also be used to build backend and middle-tier frameworks and libraries.
  4. All the scripting and all the REPLs. 


                                   ...the future of C# is very bright.












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