10 C# Programming Ideas

 10 C# Programming Ideas

Programming with C# can be super fun for some people. You have the power to make almost anything you want! You can make anything from a simple calculator, to a super advanced game. But coming up with ideas for projects you can work on can be a real pain sometimes. That's why I decided to give you 10 C# programmeing ideas that you can start on today.

1. ATM Software

If you've searched for ideas before, you've probably seen this one a bunch of times. But it's for a good reason. Making an ATM software requires you to make some type of authentification, you need to edit strings and strings, and a lot more basic programming. It may seem easy, and it probably is too, but if you can make an ATM software, you're already far ahead from most people.

These are some features your ATM Software should include:

• Checking if the input is correct (ATM Card, Credit Card Number) for login
• Verifying the user by asking for a 4-digit PIN.
• If 4-digit PIN is not correct, try again or log out
• If 4-digit PIN is correct, show multiple other options:
• Withdraw
• Cash Avaliability
• Previous Ten Transactions
• Deposit
• User can only deposit up to 1,000$ each day, and only 10 transactions per day.

2. An Online Voting System

Voting is crucial in democracies. Despite the fact that the internet has been around for decades, democratic countries rarely use it for voting. Perhaps you can make a difference by developing a safe and accurate online voting solution. This project may also help you understand why internet voting is such a difficult issue to tackle.

Here are some features you should include:

• Since voters must register online, you must have a safe method for uploading identification documents.
• Before a voter can vote, certain documents must be inspected and validated.
• Then, on Election Day, each voter must be issued a unique link that will direct them to a voting page.

You can now add additional features or attempt to hack it in some way. Check to see whether you can add phony votes or persons, or if you can vote several times. After you've figured out how to hack it, you'll need to figure out how to prevent it.

3. Password Generator/Manager

Most people today have a lot of passwords they need to remember. Many people just use one password for everything to make it easier to remember. But that also means they are extremly vulnerable for hackers.
With a password generator and manager, they would be able to generate a super secure password, and store an encrypted version of it. And when they need to write in their password, they can simply retrieve the password from the program, and it will decrypt it and deliver it to you.

This is some requirements:

• They can choose if the generated password should include:
• Lowercase letters
• Uppercase Letters
• Symbols
• When password is generated, it will be automaticcly encrypted and stored somewhere safe, like a database
• When user retrieved the password, it will be decrypted and delivered to them.
• Program needs some sort of authentification to make sure no one else can get their passwords.

4. A Personal Search Engine

Google has evolved into a sophisticated search engine, but it began as a simple search engine. You can start easy with this project and add as many features as you desire. This project will teach you a great deal about the internet, HTML parsing, and data indexing.

Here are some factors you might want to include in your search engine:

• You can limit it to a single website to keep it from going too far.
• It necessitates the use of a database to store the information gathered from the sites crawled.
• It must parse a website's robots.txt file to know what it can and cannot crawl.
• It requires a crawler that begins with a URL, downloads the page, and queues any links it discovers.
• It must set a crawling rate limit so that a website is not taken down.

It requires a parser to extract key elements from the downloaded pages.

5. Simple Driving Game

Since the beginning of video games, there have been racing and driving games. If you're new to C# and want to get into game creation, a driving game is a wonderful place to start as long as you stick to the basics and use 2D graphics. You can improve this project to incorporate 3D graphics if you are an intermediate or advanced developer. For whatever level of C# developer, there is a fantastic driving game project.

When making a simple top-down, single-player 2D driving game in which you must avoid hazards in the road, consider the following:

• To simulate driving a car, you'll need a road image that scrolls from top to bottom.
• To represent your car, you'll need a car graphic and a class.
• On the screen, the car must move right and left.
• When the car collides with an object, it must lose "lives."
• You'll need visuals that move at different speeds. Other cars "driving" on the road, for example, would move slowly from top to bottom in comparison to the speed of the road image. In the street, stationary obstacles would move with the traffic.
• To raise the skill level required to avoid obstacles, the pace at which the road scrolls should progressively rise or at checkpoints during the game.
• A point system is required. To make it easier, you might base it on the amount of time you spent playing the game.

You'll notice that you "simulate" several activities in this game to make it easier to play. The game's car can only move left and right, while the other images move from top to bottom. Is there anything else this game requires? A leaderboard that you may personalize with your initials? Perhaps an automobile graphic that depicts the damage caused by each accident? What other characteristics come to mind?

In this case, I would suggest adopting a game development engine like Unity or Gadot. They simplify the creation process and allow you to create larger games faster than you could without them.

6. Digital Signatures

In today's increasingly digital environment, computers manage the majority of the processes. Thanks to virtual workspaces and work-sharing platforms like Dropbox and Google Suite, physical transactions for work exchange have declined dramatically. One area where we may fall short is signatures. For whatever reason, handwritten signatures are accorded more weight than computerized signatures.

C# can be used to develop a C project that produces valid digital signatures. Once the OS requirements are completed, programmers can build software that allows users to reliably digitize and validate their handwritten signatures using an appropriate version of Visual Basic for the frontend and MS Access for the backend, as well as C#. This digital signature can subsequently be applied to a wide range of electronic documents. As a result, the amount of paper utilized and the need for physical transactions will be reduced.

7. Scheduling System For Exams

The Exam Scheduler System will be fully automated, allowing the university to arrange exams as efficiently as possible. The system will generate a schedule that addresses the student's concerns about back-to-back tests and test overloading, allowing students to avoid these problems and improve their productivity. The Exam Scheduler System will assign the examiners based on their knowledge. Multiple exams will be possible with the software, and reports will be output in a variety of popular formats.

8. Email Verification System

Personalized mail distribution using SMTP is used to send bulk emails. In this project, emails are sent using the SMTP protocol. This functionality allows us to send emails to multiple people at once. We can use the search engine administrator to find an email address in the customized mailing system and send emails to that person. Using the internal search engine, we're looking for a person's email address.

We may use HTML format even when sending emails. If we have advertisements or information in HTML file format, we can copy the HTML codes and paste them here, along with the photographs. At any time, we can obtain a soft copy and a hard copy backup. The soft copy backup can be saved as an Xls or text file.

9. Online Notepad Application

This project has the advantage of having multiple versions of this type of software. They're also quite popular. What do you want to achieve with your notepad app?

A graphical user interface (GUI) with an editor and some menus is required. The notes must be saved to a folder or a SQLite database. After you've completed the fundamentals, you can add features to suit your preferences and needs.

10. Animal Weight Tracker System

This is a very interesting project, but can also be really hard to pull off. This system will make it easy for owners to keep track of their pet's weight, and calories burnt etc.
These requirements should be included:

• (Enter / Edit / Delete) a species (name / gender / age) that is stored.
• (Enter / Edit / Delete) a name and calorie value for each meal that the animal consumes.
• When owner enters a meal, it should be stored in the system, so if it's entered again there is no need to provide calorie information.
• Meals should allow for portion size in grams to be recorded. Application will calculate "calories per gram" which is used to make out how many calories a meal contained based on it's portion size.
• (Enter / Edit / Delete) a type of excercise, and number of minutes it took to complete the exercise.
• This too should come with a calorific value.
• The application will calculate "calories burned per minute" which is used to calculate "calories burned" after the first entry has been made

Ending

That is 10 C# programming ideas you can try out to practice, or just test your skill. Make sure to leave a comment about what idea you chose (if you chose one) and how you completed it! I'm excited to see what you all come up with!