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C# Exercises

Syntax5 q
Output3 q
Comments4 q
Variables8 q
Constant Variables4 q
Display Variables6 q
Multiple Variables4 q
Identifiers4 q
Data Types6 q
Type Casting5 q
User Input7 q
Arithmetic Operators7 q
Assignment Operators5 q
Comparison Operators5 q
Logical Operators5 q
Math7 q
Strings7 q
String Concatenation6 q
String Interpolation4 q
Access Strings6 q
Special Characters5 q
Booleans8 q
If6 q
Else3 q
Else if3 q
Shorthand if else4 q
Switch6 q
While Loop7 q
For Loop6 q
Break and Continue8 q
Arrays7 q
Array Loops5 q
Sort Arrays6 q
Multidimensional Arrays6 q
Methods6 q
Method Parameters8 q
Default Parameter3 q
Return Values5 q
Method Overloading4 q
OOP5 q
Classes and Objects8 q
Multiple Objects5 q
Class Members7 q
Constructors7 q
Access Modifiers6 q
Properties6 q
Inheritance7 q
Polymorphism5 q
Abstraction6 q
Interface7 q
Enums8 q
Files8 q
Exceptions8 q

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C# is case-sensitive; MyClass and myclass have different meaning.