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Hey guys, David here from Googoo 255 Tech Tutorials. Today, I'm going to start a new video series showing you how to program in C sharp. Let's get started. I'll be starting this new video series with tutorials that progressively become more advanced. We will build our knowledge upon what we already know. For Tutorial 1, I'll cover the basics of C sharp. If you have no prior programming experience, this tutorial is perfect for you. However, if you have programming experience, you can skip most of this video and focus on the syntax part. C sharp syntax might differ from the language you know, so it's always good to review. In Tutorial 1, I'll discuss forms, events, objects, properties, and the syntax of C sharp. To follow along, make sure you have Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2013. If you don't, you can download it from the link in the description below. To start a new project, open Visual Studio and click on File > New Project. In the window that appears, select C# Windows Forms Application. For this tutorial series, we will mainly focus on Windows Forms applications. However, once you become more advanced, you can explore WPF applications, console applications, and class libraries. After selecting the Windows Forms Application, name your project and choose where to save it. Click OK to create the project. By default, a new form is added to the project. A form is essentially a window that contains everything. Let's move on to properties and events. In the bottom right corner, you'll see the properties window. By default, it displays the properties of the form. For example, you can change the text property of the form by simply modifying it. Let's name our form "Tutorial Form". Every object and form in your project should have a three-letter prefix...