This is the sixth in a series of graded courses that explain how to become proficient at C# programming. Be sure to download the eBook and Source Code Archive from Course #1 'C# Programming - Getting Started' https://www.skillshare.com/classes/C-Programming-1-Getting-Started/651956289/project-guide

In this course we learn how to create ordered lists of objects and iterate over the elements in those lists using loops.

If you haven't already done so, download the eBook, The Little Book Of C#, and the code archive.

https://www.skillshare.com/classes/C-Programming-1-Getting-Started/651956289/project-guide

Be sure to try out all the sample projects from part six of the archive. Try writing your own program to store items in arrays. They could be anything from a list of names and phone numbers to an array of the treasures in a game. Also experiment with string functions. And see if you can program your own additions to the sample Text editor project (say to put strings in upper or lower case) or add a word counter (the lesson on 'while' loops gives you help with that).

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