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C# Programming

Learn C# fundamentals, OOP, LINQ, collections, asynchronous programming and advanced concepts.

37 articles Updated Nov 08, 2026
Delegates, Events and Lambda Expressions C# fundamentals

Delegates, Events and Lambda Expressions

A lambda expression is a short way to write an anonymous function. These concepts are widely used in callbacks, UI applications, notifications and asynchronous programming.

Nov 08, 2026 • 3 min read
LINQ in C# – Filtering, Sorting and Querying Data C# fundamentals

LINQ in C# – Filtering, Sorting and Querying Data

LINQ stands for Language Integrated Query. It helps us search, filter, sort and transform data directly in C# code. Instead of writing lengthy loops, we can use readable methods like Where(), OrderBy() and Select(). LINQ is commonly used with lists, arrays, databases and application data.

Nov 08, 2026 • 3 min read
Generics in C# – Writing Reusable Code C# fundamentals

Generics in C# – Writing Reusable Code

Generics allow us to write reusable code that works with different data types. Instead of creating separate classes or methods for integers, strings and other types, we can use one generic implementation. Generics provide type safety, reduce duplicate code and avoid unnecessary type conversions. They are widely used in collections, repositories, APIs and enterprise applications.

Nov 08, 2026 • 3 min read
Collections in C# – List, Dictionary, HashSet and Queue C# fundamentals

Collections in C# – List, Dictionary, HashSet and Queue

Collections store and manage groups of objects. Unlike arrays, many collections can grow or shrink dynamically. C# provides different collection types for different requirements. We will explore List, Dictionary, HashSet and Queue. These are commonly used in APIs, shopping applications, banking systems and enterprise software.

Nov 08, 2026 • 3 min read
Interfaces and Abstract Classes in C# C# fundamentals

Interfaces and Abstract Classes in C#

Both help us define common behaviour for different classes. An interface defines a contract that a class must follow. An abstract class can provide both common code and methods that child classes must implement. These concepts are widely used in enterprise applications, payment systems, dependency injection and API development.

Nov 08, 2026 • 3 min read
Encapsulation and Abstraction Explained C# fundamentals

Encapsulation and Abstraction Explained

Abstraction hides internal complexity and exposes only what users need. We use these principles in banking, payment applications, APIs and enterprise systems.

Nov 08, 2026 • 3 min read
Inheritance and Polymorphism in C# C# fundamentals

Inheritance and Polymorphism in C#

Inheritance allows one class to reuse another class's properties and methods. Polymorphism means one method can behave differently depending on the object. These concepts help us build reusable and flexible applications. We use them in payment systems, banking applications, APIs and enterprise software.

Nov 08, 2026 • 3 min read
Constructors, Properties and Access Modifiers C# fundamentals

Constructors, Properties and Access Modifiers

Access modifiers define where classes and their members can be accessed. These concepts help us build secure, reusable and well-organised applications. They are widely used in enterprise applications, Web APIs and object-oriented programming.

Nov 08, 2026 • 3 min read
Classes and Objects in C# C# fundamentals

Classes and Objects in C#

Individual employees become objects. This concept is part of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), a programming approach that organises applications around objects. We use it to build reusable and maintainable applications.

Nov 08, 2026 • 3 min read
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