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The homework from the Lesson 8, WPF Core Project Type, of Module 7, Common Project Types, of the Complete Foundation in C# Course Series from Tim Corey. We are to build a WPF Application that has a…
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The homework from the Lesson 10, ASP.NET Core Razor Pages Project Type, of Module 7, Common Project Types, of the Complete Foundation in C# Course Series from Tim Corey. We are to build a Razor Pag…
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The homework from the Lesson 11, Mini Project - ASP.NET Core Razor Pages, of Module 7, Common Project Types, of the Complete Foundation in C# Course Series from Tim Corey. We are to build a Razor P…
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The homework from the Lesson 12, ASP.NET Core MVC Project Type, of Module 7, Common Project Types, of the Complete Foundation in C# Course Series from Tim Corey. We are to build a Core MVC Applicat…
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The homework from the Lesson 13, Mini Project - ASP.NET Core MVC, of Module 7, Common Project Types, of the Complete Foundation in C# Course Series from Tim Corey. We are to build a Core MVC applic…
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The homework from the Lesson 14, ASP.NET Core API Project Type, of Module 7, Common Project Types, of the Complete Foundation in C# Course Series from Tim Corey. We are to build a Web API Applicati…
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This C# application & SQL database allow storing and indexing of results of electronic structure calculations performed with the Gaussian series of programs.
This project is to convert a C program I did as an undergrad in 93-95 into modern-day C#. The program predicts tRNA secondary structure from the primary structure. Not sure the chemistry is still accurate, but as a coding exercise, this should be a good challenge.
This is the demo app from I Am Tim Corey's Blazor from Start to Finish Course, Section 13 Deployment, Lesson 4 Azure Static Web App.
At the end of the Build a TimCo Retail Manager App Course Series, Tim Corey invited us to take what we had started together and continue it into a demo project for our portfolio. This is that continuation of "A retail management system built by TimCo Enterprise Solutions".
The homework on the Dictionary from the Loops and Sets section of the C# Mastercourse from Tim Corey. We are to create a Dictionary list of employee IDs and the name that goes with the ID. Fill in a few records. Then ask the user for their ID and return their name.
The homework on Lists from the Loops and Sets section of the C# Mastercourse from Tim Corey. We are to add students to a class roster List until there are no more students. Then print out the count of the students to the Console.
The homework on Arrays from the Loops and Sets section of the C# Mastercourse from Tim Corey. We are to create an array of 3 names. Ask the user which number to select. When the user gives you a number, return that name. Make sure to check for invalid numbers.
The homework on Do Loops from the Loops and Sets section of the C# Mastercourse from Tim Corey. We are to create a Console Application that asks the user for their name. Welcome Tim as professor or anyone else as student. Do this until the user types "exit".
The homework from the Mini Project—Student Check section of the C# Mastercourse from Tim Corey. We are to plan and build a Console Application that asks a user for their name and their age. If their name is Bob or Sue, address them as Professor. If the person is under 21, recommend they wait X years to start this class.
The homework on Conditional Statements from the Conditionals section of the C# Mastercourse from Tim Corey. We are to create a Console Application that asks the user for their name. Welcome Tim as professor or anyone else as student. Make sure that "TIM" also gets called professor.
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