Project’s ideas

Question

Could someone share an interesting idea for a project to be done in c# for beginners in this technology, or even a few projects with an increasing level of experience.

I would be grateful :)

Answer 1

If you're writing in C# anyway, try making games with the Unity engine (or Godot if you're a big fan of open source).
Just remember: start simple!

Answer 2

for starting point you can make utility applications like:
calculator, camera, image viewer, and much more common daily life application

Answer 3

So, im currently in college for game development. We have 24 challenges for this week and i can share a couple of the ones that I found fun.
These are good practice for people that know if statements, switch statements, varriable declaration and reassignment, and getting used to making code from scratch with little directions,
Challenge 17

Create a program to ask for a divisor, then randomly generate 3 numbers and check each one to see if it is evenly divisible by the divisor. Remember, the Utility.cs file contains a function for getting random numbers.

Example Output

Please enter a divisor: 7

130947868 - no

2083942967 - no

901599951 - yes!

Answer 4

Challenge 15

Create a simple trivia game. Ask the user three true-false questions, storing their answer into a char variable. Use if statements to determine if the user is correct or not. Increase a separate score variable for each correct answer they get. The questions should allow both uppercase and lowercase answers.

Example Output

True or False Exam - Enter T(t) or F(f)

Question 1: 'elseif' is a keyword in C#: F

CORRECT! Your score is 1.

Question 2: Algorithms are usually written in C#: t

INCORRECT! Algorithms are language independent!

Question 3: A switch's 'default' handles any unmatched values: x

ERROR! You did not input T or F!

Final Score: 1 of 3

Answer 5

You talking about my challenges?

Answer 6

Drelda its possible that some places use them as an exam. My college doesnt give credit for them. They’re just extra practice for what we learned in class. I have 24 of them if you want others