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Article/Chapter	Progress
Getting started
Introduction	100% complete
Visual Studio Community	100% complete
Hello, world!	100% complete
Hello world explained	100% complete
The Basics
Variables	100% complete
Data types	100% complete
Code Comments	100% complete
Control Structures
The if statement	100% complete
The switch statement	100% complete
Loops	100% complete
Classes
Introduction to C# classes	100% complete
Fields	100% complete
Properties	100% complete
Methods (functions)	100% complete
Method parameters	100% complete
Constructors and destructors	100% complete
Method overloading	100% complete
Visibility	100% complete
Static members	100% complete
Inheritance	100% complete
Abstract classes	100% complete
More abstract classes	100% complete
Interfaces	100% complete
Namespaces	100% complete
Constants (the const keyword)	100% complete
Partial Classes	100% complete
Local functions	100% complete
Collections
Arrays	100% complete
Lists	100% complete
Dictionaries	100% complete
Data types
Introduction	100% complete
Booleans	100% complete
Integers	100% complete
Floating points	100% complete
The Char type	100% complete
Strings	100% complete
Working with Dates & Time	100% complete
Nullable types	100% complete
Implicitly typed variables (the var keyword)	100% complete
The dynamic Type	100% complete
The ExpandoObject	100% complete
Anonymous Types	100% complete
Operators
Introduction	30% complete
Comparison operators	100% complete
Increment/decrement operators	100% complete
Addition assignment operators	100% complete
The NULL coalescing operator	100% complete
The String Interpolation Operator	100% complete
LINQ
Introduction	100% complete
LINQ: Query Syntax vs. Method syntax	100% complete
Filtering data: the Where() method	100% complete
Sorting data: the OrderBy() & ThenBy() methods	100% complete
Limiting data: the Take() & Skip() methods	100% complete
Data transformations: the Select() method	99% complete
Grouping data: the GroupBy() Method	100% complete
Working with Culture & Regions
Introduction	100% complete
Application Culture & UICulture	99% complete
The CultureInfo class	99% complete
The RegionInfo class	100% complete
Regular Expressions (Regex)
Introduction	100% complete
Searching with the Regex Class	100% complete
Search/Replace with the Regex Class	100% complete
Regex Modifiers	99% complete
Misc
Randomness with the Random class	100% complete
Starting applications with the Process class	99% complete
Debugging
Introduction to debugging	100% complete
Breakpoints	100% complete
Stepping through the code	100% complete
The tool windows	99% complete
Advanced breakpoints	Not started
Advanced topics
Enumerations	Not started
Exception handling	Not started
Structs	Not started
XML
Introduction to XML with C#	Not started
Reading XML with the XmlReader class	15% complete
Reading XML with the XmlDocument class	Not started
Working with the XmlNode class	Not started
Using XPath with the XmlDocument class	Not started
Writing XML with the XmlWriter class	Not started
Writing XML with the XmlDocument class	100% complete
C# 3.0
Introduction to C# 3.0	100% complete
Automatic properties	Not started
Object Initializers	Not started
Collection Initializers	Not started
Extension Methods	Not started
File handling
Reading and writing files	Not started
Manipulating files and directories	Not started
File and directory information	Not started
Data Streams
Introduction	Not started
MemoryStream	Not started
Reflection
Reflection introduction	100% complete
The right Type	Not started
Instantiating a class	Not started
A Reflection based settings class	Not started

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