• What is Windows Forms?

• Overview of desktop applications

• Advantages and use cases of Windows Forms

• Creating a project and using development tools

• Building the first Windows Forms project

• Form object and its basic properties

• Form events (Load, Close, etc.)

• Basic Windows Form controls

• Advanced Windows Form controls

• Events and Event Handlers

• Event-driven programming logic

• Button click and keyboard events

• Delegates and events

• Using EventHandler

• Creating custom events

• Error handling and management

• Try-Catch-Finally structure

• Displaying error messages to users

• Data processing and file management

• Reading and writing files

• Reading/writing text files

• Using OpenFileDialog and SaveFileDialog

• Database connection

• Basic SQL Server connection

• CRUD operations with ADO.NET

• Binding data sources to controls

• Using MessageBox and InputBox dialogs

• Creating custom dialog boxes

Duration: 40 hours

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