At the moment I am studying c # on Shildt. All the tasks for the practical consolidation of the read theory I was looking for on the Internet. He took assignments from the laboratory, manuals, various literature. Now I go to topics for which there is little to be found. I think the way out in such a situation is to start writing your own program, educational project. After reading a certain chapter in a Shield, try to implement the theory you read in your program. Only I can not think of what to write. At the moment, I am familiar with cycles, arrays, classes, inheritance, interfaces, abstract classes, indexers and properties, exceptions, console I / O in c #. Throw, please, a couple of options which program you can start writing and then gradually implement the theory of the Schildt in the program as you read it. The program should be a console.

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    learn UI and write a calculator, isn't it obvious: DDD Well, if you want something more serious, you can write a simple text editor. First, unpretentious, and then, of course, you can extend the functional to infinity. In the context of console applications - except for some kind of math or, for example, a database wrapper doesn’t fit into my head. Although you can implement the same calculator, and then, when you learn the UI - finish the code. - Zowie
  • @AlexWindHope but what about console text editors or are there players? If it were not for pure C #, then one could try to write some kind of wrapper over the same mpd (like ncmpcpp). - VioLet
  • IMHO the world's best console editor has already been written, I would not be interested =) - Zowie
  • Here train: habrahabr.ru/post/312278 and tasks and debriefing - Lutsa

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  1. Write a program that defines in what encoding the Russian text in the file.
  2. A program that builds a table of definition / function call for a program from several C # files.
  3. A set of client-server programs that determine the performance of a network connection.
  4. Approximately the same for files (substantially different sizes) on different disks.
  5. For entertainment - the program prints its own text (of course not its source file).

Enough for a start.

    I would now pay attention to algorithms from elementary number theory and sorting algorithms . By completing tasks from these sections, firstly, you gain some experience in programming and thinking as a whole, and secondly, you fix the learned syntax of the language and its features.

    But actually a small idea: you can make an application for sorting arrays by various algorithms. In the console you can make a simple menu. First, you make a base class (or interface) that has a sorting method. Then, inheriting this class, you implement different algorithms (inheritance + polymorphism). Then, since you have a console I / O, make sure that users cannot break your program (exception handling).

    And when you reach generalizations, you can improve your program.

    • 1. What type of data should the array work with? Can everything be stored in rows? - ArniLand
    • Let for the beginning store integers, because their comparison is a trivial task. If you sort the lines, you can use different comparison criteria: length, alphabet (case-insensitive and without). - Shad

    I study in Poland myself, at our institute they gave us to write games on Xi, a copy of total commandera (basic functionality), Polish-English dictionaries and vice versa with addition to the database (textual), searchable, with number of views, and reversible translation, also a library of books, a very common project, hone on it the knowledge of classes and all that is associated with them.

    We did it on C.Vyvod? In C #, you must implement a MORE complex functionality. Write your file manager with a functionality greater than just editing files, adding, creating, deleting. Add FTP work.

    Or write a simple console RPG game, it is real and very interesting, + develops brains and thinking. And after you refine the project as you learn the language, although as I understand you already have a solid base, you just need to hone your knowledge.

    In general, I really love C # ^ _ ^. True, I liked the Andrew Troelsen book more.

    • cześć) the question is off topic, so excuse me ... GenchiK, can you tell me if it is possible in Poland where to get a job for a student for 4-5 months ... Gain experience so to speak) There is programming experience in pascal, Delphi, C, I am teaching C # now, I'm friends with photoshop, I have good knowledge in the WEB direction (cms, php, javascript) ... - Timi
    • Hello, hello!) Let's talk there: tt.gg.1986@mail.ru or according to ace 422-041-923 - Gena Ant

    I started with resampling algorithms using Newton polynomials. The user enters readings from the console, then enters a new number of readings, the program recounts and displays.