C#
Here is a one-month C# learning timetable you can use for self-study. Copy this into a document
editor and save as a PDF.
C# One-Month Learning Timetable
Week 1: Introduction & Basics
Day Topics
1 Introduction to C#: What and Why, Setting up Visual Studio or VS Code
2 Basic Syntax: Structure of a C# Program, Main method, Console I/O
3 Data Types, Variables, Constants, Type Conversion
4 Operators: Arithmetic, Comparison, Logical, Assignment
5 Conditional Statements: if, if-else, switch-case
6 Loops: for, while, do-while, foreach
7 Practice & Review (Small Programs)
Week 2: Intermediate Concepts
Day Topics
8 Arrays & Collections: 1D, 2D arrays, Lists, Dictionaries
9 Methods: Declaration, Parameters, Return Types, Overloading
10 Method Scope: Local/global variables, ref & out parameters
11 Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Classes, Objects, Constructors, Fields, Properties
12 More OOP: Methods in classes, Access Modifiers, Static Members
13 Understanding Structs, Enums, Namespaces
14 Practice & Mini Project (e.g., Student Grade Book)
Week 3: Advanced Concepts
Day Topics
15 Inheritance: Base and Derived Classes, Override Methods
16 Polymorphism: Virtual Methods, Method Overriding, Abstract Classes
Day Topics
17 Interfaces: Declaration, Implementation
18 Exception Handling: try, catch, finally, custom exceptions
19 Collections in Depth: List, Dictionary, Stack, Queue
20 Introduction to LINQ (Language Integrated Query)
21 Practice: C# Quiz or Coding Challenges
Week 4: Application Development
Day Topics
22 File I/O: Reading & Writing Files (text, CSV), FileStream, StreamReader/Writer
23 Introduction to Events and Delegates, Lambda Expressions
24 Working with DateTime and TimeSpan [1]
25 Brief Introduction to Windows Forms or Console UI Design
26 Project: Build a Simple Management System (e.g., Library or Inventory System)
27 Enhance Project: Add File I/O, Exception Handling, User-defined Classes
28 Code Review & Refactor: Clean up code, document features
29 Finalize Project, Polish for Presentation
30 Summary, Practice, and Future Steps
Tips for Success:
Spend at least 1–2 hours a day coding and reviewing.
Practice daily using platforms like HackerRank or LeetCode in C#.
Create a small project each week to integrate what you've learned.
Use Microsoft Learn and official documentation to deepen understanding [1] .
How to make a PDF:
Copy this timetable, paste it into Word, Google Docs, or any text editor, and save/download as
PDF.
If you want a more advanced track (like ASP.NET, LINQ, Entity Framework, etc.), let me know!
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1. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/c-fundamentals-for-absolute-beginners/14
