Foundational C# with Microsoft Certification

A certification developed with Microsoft and listed by freeCodeCamp under its professional certifications. It introduces C# programming — core concepts, syntax and practical use in software development — through seven blocks: writing your first code using C#, creating and running simple console applications, adding logic to them, working with variable data, creating methods, debugging console applications, and finally the certification exam. The training is hands-on, with exercises and projects, and covers variables, data types, control structures and object-oriented programming principles, so that by the end you can use C# to build applications with confidence.

As with everything on freeCodeCamp, the course and the exam are free and the path is self-paced; freeCodeCamp states that taking the exam is free of charge. Passing the exam lets you claim the Foundational C# with Microsoft Certification, which is issued at a public URL on freecodecamp.org that employers can check.