Best Way to Learn C#?

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I want to learn C#, and I don't really want to pay much to do so. Is there an online tutorial available that anyone knows about? I would also pay for a book about C# if it was good for beginners. I learn best by doing, and I have Visual Studio, so any course or book that focuses on programming assignments as you go would be great. There are a lot of jobs out there for C# programmers, and the pay rate is fantastic, so I want to jump into the market as soon as possible. Any advice is appreciated - thanks!
 
I think Microsoft do a C# visual program, so it's a good choice. I think the best way is to probably follow YouTube tutorials, because if you have problems you can ask in the comments. Once that's done then you can move to books and such. That's my personal advice.
 
c# visual program. C# is fully frame work. C# is used many feature Boxing and unBoxing and Indexer, Trigger, Boxing is the process of converting a value type to the type object.Boxing is used to store value type in the garbage-collected heap.
 
Thanks for the YouTube idea! I checked and there are dozens of videos at all different skill levels. I started on a beginner video and it's much easier than chewing my way through written C# documentation. You were also right about asking questions in the comments. Who needs school with YouTube around?
 
Programming is an art so most of the time its natural and plus its the effort and time you put in to practice that art. So if you have both ingredients (artistic mind + hard working) it will be enough to be a good programmer.
 
nationtalk said:
thanks for the youtube idea! I checked and there are dozens of videos at all different skill levels. I started on a beginner video and it's much easier than chewing my way through written c# documentation. You were also right about asking questions in the comments. Who needs school with youtube around?
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i love the interwebzzz!!! :d
 
One of the best ways would be through library books, or YouTube videos. Learning something like a programming language doesn't require a college or even money for that matter. I was able to learn a high school/college years course worth of Java by watching a video series by the YouTuber "thenewboston". In about a week I was able to handle a wide range of tasks in Java easily. Depending on your experience, with a few good books and YouTube series, it shouldn't take you much longer than a few months to learn a programming language. Don't forget to practice or you'll forget anything but the basics within a month.
 
there is a lot free online courses through that you can easily leanrn c# such as the code project w3school etc and much other website and if want visual example then there is you tube use it there is almost all
 
I think the best way is to probably follow YouTube tutorials, because if you have problems you can ask in the comments. Once that's done then you can move to books and such.
 
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