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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 mastering .NET 9 and modern C# by building a variety of engaging applications, from interactive games and productivity tools to machine learning apps and browser-based chatbots. Each project focuses on building something useful or fun, reinforcing critical programming concepts and modern development techniques. 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 a voice-to-text transcriber and an AI chatbot. 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. Along the way, you'll sharpen your understanding of core .NET capabilities and gain the 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.
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Practical C# Projects with .NET: Sharpen your C# and .NET skills to build fun console, web, game, and AI apps with modern tools and patterns

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In this chapter we saw how breaking down a complex problem into a series of related objects can keep code manageable and maintainable. We discussed the importance and sensitivity of testing in complex applications and how test cases with inline data can help document and test your code without having to duplicate test code.We also saw how language features like params and default interface implementations can keep our code minimal, readable, and maintainable. We also discussed the Chain of Responsibility pattern and how its use in the right circumstances can create flexible and extensible sequences of operations.We closed this chapter with a discussion of Command Apps in Spectre.Console and saw how they can manage parameters, serve multiple commands, and create a polished and resilient experience for users and developers when working with command line programs.In the next chapter we’ll close our discussion of console applications by building a small role playing...

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