This video creates a user interface for loading pictures from a directory and navigating through the pictures. It also resizes the form each time a picture is loaded into the picturebox. We use a FileDialog to load the images and store the files in an array of strings to allow navigation through the files as we load them into the pictureBox.

In this video tutorial looks at a simple console application and various overloads of the System.Console class, Write() and WriteLine() methods.

This video tutorial looks at a basic console application - initialising variables, reading and converting user input. We look at Console.Write(), Readline(), Convert.ToInt32(), and Console.Writline(). The structure of a C# console program.

This video tutorial adds to the console application above- initialising variables, reading and converting user input. We look at Console.Write(), Readline(), Convert.ToInt32(), and Console.Writline(). We focus here on the if staement and C# operators ==, !=, <, >, <=, >= and another overload of a Writeline() function.

This video tutorial Declares a Class with a Method and Instantiates an Object of a Class. We run through the programming logic using the debugger.

This video tutorial Declares a Method as a class member and passes in a parameter obtained from the command line as user input. We also look at debugging and allowing visual studio to create method stubs.

This video tutorial creates a class with a constructor and a property. we pass an arguement to the constructor and use the get and set accesors of the property.

We create a class and a static and non-static method in the class in this console application.

Use regular expressions to ensure that the input data follows the correct structure and contains only valid characters for the expected type of information.

This video tutorial creates a class with a constructor and a property. we pass an arguement to the constructor and use the get and set accesors of the property.