[HELP]Noob Trying Out C#

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Good Day Everyone, Am A Noob New To C# Programming, I Have Surfed Online Trying To Learn C# For Web Development, But I Dont Seem To Get The Right Resource, I Get Stuck, I Don't Even Know What Am Doing, Is There Any Link Or Books You Can Refer Me To, I Just Want To Start From Beginner To Pro, Thanks So Much.
 
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try the udemy courses. If they are full price, just set a reminder to every weekend check if they are at around $10. Sometimes if you are a new register. Try to look for courses over 25 hours, and make sure you have a read of the contents, download a couple of supplementary ebooks too to assist you as you go along.

This is a good course I bought a few months back.
https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-c-sharp-developer-course/
 
I started a different way, it's probably not the correct way, but I had an application I required to do function X. I did a lot of research on how to get there. A lot of trial and error. Eventually you will learn a lot of different approaches on how to handle the code.

From my experience books of just information never really triggered me as I saw no good purpose to it other than being informative.

There are a lot of open source platforms like stackoverflow and codecademy. These really helped me out. I have a few udemy courses as well (enrolled when they were free), but they never kept my interest.
 
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Panther28 said:
try the udemy courses. If they are full price, just set a reminder to every weekend check if they are at around $10. Sometimes if you are a new register. Try to look for courses over 25 hours, and make sure you have a read of the contents, download a couple of supplementary ebooks too to assist you as you go along.

This is a good course I bought a few months back.
https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-c-sharp-developer-course/
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Thanks alot I will go through it now.
 
FaithlessDbo said:
I started a different way, it's probably not the correct way, but I had an application I required to do function X. I did a lot of research on how to get there. A lot of trial and error. Eventually you will learn a lot of different approaches on how to handle the code.

From my experience books of just information never really triggered me as I saw no good purpose to it other than being informative.

There are a lot of open source platforms like stackoverflow and codecademy. These really helped me out. I have a few udemy courses as well (enrolled when they were free), but they never kept my interest.
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Thanks but I think that will be a very difficult approach for me.
 
Georgi said:
Hey,

Try these books:

https://introprogramming.info/english-intro-csharp-book/https://csharp-book.softuni.org/
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I have downloaded both they seem to be great thanks alot for your help.
 
MosesCreed said:
Good Day Everyone, Am A Noob New To C# Programming, I Have Surfed Online Trying To Learn C# For Web Development, But I Dont Seem To Get The Right Resource, I Get Stuck, I Don't Even Know What Am Doing, Is There Any Link Or Books You Can Refer Me To, I Just Want To Start From Beginner To Pro, Thanks So Much.
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I'm a C# developer. Keep in mind that C# is a object oriented programing language. (OPP)
It's better to start with a procedural programming language like C. Read yourself into OOP if you got the basics down.

One of the best sites to learn C is c-howto. Just work trough the whole page and you should be set!

If you got any questions feel free to ask me :)

peace!
 
I would honestly try Kudenvat and Tim Corey, they are very good C# (ASP, .NET Core etc.) Youtubers and I probably learnt more from them than I ever did at uni.
 
Just keep making projects that are harder and harder. Start out with something simple like a program that just writes "Hello World" in the console. Then make a program that creates a window with a label that says "Hello world". Make a program that writes data to a file. Make a program that reads data from a file (such as a jpeg, mp4, and/or zip). Make a program that draws shapes around your windows form. Make a program where you can move the shapes around. Make a game like checkers. Then start branching off into whatever you want to do. Whenever you are stuck, It's important to keep pushing through. Google your question and you will almost certainly find the answer on stackoverflow or some other site like github.
 
MosesCreed said:
Good Day Everyone, Am A Noob New To C# Programming, I Have Surfed Online Trying To Learn C# For Web Development, But I Dont Seem To Get The Right Resource, I Get Stuck, I Don't Even Know What Am Doing, Is There Any Link Or Books You Can Refer Me To, I Just Want To Start From Beginner To Pro, Thanks So Much.
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I would start out learning the absolute basics from scratch. Pick up simple, general programming course online. Any will do really.
The important thing is that you learn the fundamental ideas behind programming. Seeing as you want to learn C#, I'd start with an easier object oriented language - like Python.

After you've learned the fundamentals, I would recommend moving on to books. A book in particular, that I never shy away from recommending, is Head First Java Second Ed. That book will basically teach you every single concept and idea you need to know in order to become a pretty good object oriented programmer. After that, you can start creating real products. Start creating and enjoying the process.
 
There is so much content on YouTube to follow. People make interactive tutorials too
 
Kudvenkat on youtube definitely. He has C# fundamentals course, and asp.net also. Explained in detail for begginers and free.
 
Actually it's totally depen on do you really want it ot not.
If you want it - you can google.
Also, YouTube - is a very good and big library of coding content. There is alot of playlist with guys who really know how to code on C#.

For intermediate guys i would recommend you to look at Nick Chapsas on YouTube.
He is a great code, and simple shows you alot of benefits of C#.
 
depends on your learning style for me I started with a problem looked for ways to solve it and continued to build from there. I don't learn a lot by reading books especially when the subject matter is complex my head switches off. just find out what you need to do to solve a small problem and you'll gradually become more competent.

I would recommend Nick Chapsas if you are browsing youtube .. I recall he also has a beginner to hero course out now as well but his YouTube content is free.
 
You seem to start coding so i would suggest you start learning basic like loop/conditions/variables/types than OOP. Than after you can use internet library and asp.net and etc
 
I know im kinda late but hope this helps to someone, I started learning c# through youtube with various courses but best explaniatoin got from kudvenkat on youtube. After that just start programming different projects and with time you will become much better at programming. But remember dont try to make new amazon as first project do something simple for example to do app etc.
 
c# is my fav lang unfortunately they dont have big commuties like python... and java is principally communities from india
 
Udemy usually have good courses. I have used YouTube to learn the basics for some languages. There are plenty of good tutorials if you search for language + tutorial
 
What gives you the impression that c# does not have a big community?
 
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