C# Introduction

Introduction:

Welcome to the C# Station Tutorial.  This is a set of lessons
suited for beginning to intermediate programmers or anyone who would like to
gain familiarity with the C# programming language.  These lessons will
help you get a quick head-start with C# programming. 

To get started, you will need a compiler and an editor. There are
several options for obtaining a compiler to write C# programs. 
A free option is to download the
.NET Frameworks SDK and use
Notepad.  Of course there are many editor and IDE options available,
section to select the option that's right for you. Most of the examples in
these tutorials run as console programs.  Microsoft
Visual Studio .NET
is also available in multiple versions as well as a free download for
Visual Studio Express tools,
including Visual C# Express.
This tutorial is a work in progress.  It's quality is a product
of volunteer reviews and valuable feedback received from many readers. 
Please visit periodically for the latest updates and new lessons.

References:

title="The C# Language Reference" target="_blank">C# Language Reference, Anders
Hejlsberg and Scott Wiltamuth

ECMA
C# and Common Language Infrastructure Standards

Lessons:

Lesson 01: Getting Started

Lesson 02: Expressions, Types, and Variables

Lesson 03: Control Statements - Selection

Lesson 04: Control Statements - Loops

Lesson 05: Methods

Lesson 06: Namespaces

Lesson 07: Introduction to Classes

Lesson 08: Class Inheritance

Lesson 09: Polymorphism

Lesson 10: Properties

Lesson 11: Indexers

Lesson 12: Structs

Lesson 13: Interfaces

Lesson 14: Introduction to Delegates and Events

Lesson 15: Introduction to Exception Handling

Lesson 16: Using Attributes

Lesson 17: Enums

Lesson 18: Overloading Operators

Lesson 19: Encapsulation

Lesson 20: Introduction to Generic Collections

Lesson 21: Anonymous Methods

Lesson 22: Topics on C# Type

Lesson 23: Working with Nullable Types