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Practical C# Projects with .NET

Practical C# Projects with .NET

By : Matt Eland
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Practical C# Projects with .NET

Practical C# Projects with .NET

By: Matt Eland

Overview of this book

Too many C# developers feel stuck building the same apps day in and day out, but learning through side projects can reignite your passion and level up your skills. This book offers a practical, hands-on approach to building confidence with .NET 10 and modern C# by building a variety of engaging applications, from interactive games and productivity tools to machine learning apps and browser-based chatbots. These projects are designed to teach practical patterns and modern tooling, with a focus on learning and experimentation over production hardening. You'll work with tools like Spectre.Console, ML.NET, Uno Platform, and more, developing everything from an adventure game and a card tracker to an AI chatbot. You’ll also build modern AI-enabled systems using Ollama, Microsoft Agent Framework, OpenTelemetry, and Aspire. Written by an experienced C# engineer and teacher, this book blends technical depth with a developer-friendly tone, helping you learn faster and retain more. You'll sharpen your understanding of core .NET capabilities and gain confidence to apply them in your own work or hobby projects. By the end of this book, you'll not only have a portfolio of practical .NET apps - you’ll also have grown as a developer and rediscovered the joy of programming. *Email sign-up and proof of purchase required
Table of Contents (21 chapters)
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Part 1: Building Console Applications
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Part 2: Web, Mobile, and Desktop Applications
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Part 3: Building AI-powered side projects
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Part 4: Cross-platform Game Development with MonoGame
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Index

Understanding cryptography and the Enigma machine

I define cryptography as the repeatable process of encoding information into a new form that is unreadable without a means of decoding that information. Cryptography frequently uses mathematical transformations or substitutions to accomplish this objective.Cryptography is important in personal, professional, government, and military contexts in order to preserve privacy, ensure transmitted information is not compromised if it is intercepted, and to enable real-time coordination between different parties. For example, in today’s world, any web request made using HTTPS uses public / private key encryption to encrypt the message body and sensitive headers so they’re secure in-transit.Caesar ciphersIn ancient days, militaries would encrypt messages using crude substitutions where letters would be replaced with other letters. The following paragraph contains a short encrypted message. Take a look and see if you can...

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