IMPORTANT! Common Mistakes, Improvements, and Errata aka list of corrections
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Introduction
- Chapter 1 Hello C#, Welcome .NET! code/Chapter01
Language
- Chapter 2 Speaking C#: code/Chapter02
- Chapter 3 Controlling Flow, Converting Types, and Handling Exceptions: code/Chapter03
- Chapter 4 Writing, Debugging, and Testing Functions: code/Chapter04
- Chapter 5 Building Your Own Types with Object-Oriented Programming: code/Chapter05
- Chapter 6 Implementing Interfaces and Inheriting Classes: code/Chapter06
Libraries
- Chapter 7 Packaging and Distributing .NET Types: code/Chapter07
- Chapter 8 Working with Common .NET Types: code/Chapter08
- Chapter 9 Working with Files, Streams, and Serialization: code/Chapter09
- Chapter 10 Working with Data Using Entity Framework Core: code/Chapter10
- Chapter 11 Querying and Manipulating Data Using LINQ: code/Chapter11
Modern Web Development
- Chapter 12 Introducing Modern Web Development Using .NET: code/ModernWeb
- Chapter 13 Building Websites Using ASP.NET Core: code/ModernWeb/Northwind.Web
- Chapter 14 Building Interactive Web Components Using Blazor: code/ModernWeb/Northwind.Blazor
- Chapter 15 Building and Consuming Web Services: code/ModernWeb/Northwind.MinimalApi
Appendices
- Appendix A, Answers to the Test Your Knowledge Questions
- Appendix B, Setting Up Your Development Environment
- Appendix C, Looking for help and PDF
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Figures for all of the code solution folders.
VS Code now has an extension named C# Dev Kit that includes a solution explorer so it can better work with Visual Studio solution files. Visual Studio 2026 for Windows, VS Code + C# Dev Kit, and Rider can use the same code solution files and projects for each chapter, found here: /code.
For VS Code: To use the chapter solution files with VS Code, install the C# Dev Kit extension. Then in VS Code, open the
ChapterNNfolder that contains aChapterNN.slnxsolution file and wait for the SOLUTION EXPLORER pane to appear at the bottom of the EXPLORER. You can drag and drop to reorder the panes to put SOLUTION EXPLORER at the top. Learn more about C# Dev Kit at the following link: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/announcing-csharp-dev-kit-for-visual-studio-code/
Warning! If you use both Visual Studio and VS Code to open these solutions, be aware that the build process can conflict. This is because Visual Studio has its own non-standard build server that is different from the standard build server used by .NET SDK CLI. My recommendation is to only have a solution open in one code editor at any time. You should also clean the solutions between opening in different code editors. For example, after closing the solution in one code editor, I delete the
binandobjfolders before then opening in a different code editor.
Corrections for typos and other mistakes and improvements like refactoring code. Useful links to other related material.
- Command-Lines page lists all commands as a single line that can be copied and pasted to make it easier to enter commands at the prompt.
- Book Links
- Common Mistakes, Improvements, and Errata aka list of corrections
- Tenth edition's support for .NET 11
Announcing the New Foundational C# Certification with freeCodeCamp: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/announcing-foundational-csharp-certification/
Microsoft used to have professional exams and certifications for developers that covered skills like C# and ASP.NET. Sadly, they have retired them all. These days, the only developer-adjacent exams and certifications are for Azure or Power Platform, as you can see from the certification poster: https://aka.ms/traincertposter
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Podcast interviews with me:
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- Yet Another Podcast with Jesse Liberty - December 2022
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