Where would I start?
Where would I start to learn C#
Chase Gomez
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Anthony Martin
MSDN
Nicholas Ward
University of the Punjab sir
Elijah Cooper
poo in loo sir
Adam Walker
NEET's detected
Tyler Torres
Install Gentoo.
Brody Myers
LearnC#.bom
Benjamin Moore
>poo poo thinks begin a neet is a insult
Jose Walker
Give the closest man in a suit oral sex.
Julian Johnson
Start by learning F#
Ryder Taylor
This!!!
I'm actually proud of being burden on my parents. Dumb wagies are just jealous. They wish they could be like me and cry themselves to sleep at 5AM after night of attempted and failed gayming because I actually have no drive to do anything, productive or not.
Wagies need to get out of my board.
Liam Cruz
> thinks this is anything to be jelly of
desu I have no drive to do anything outside of work recently. I used to spend all my home time deving stuff (from fun stuff like trade pricing/estimation/plug with twitter/news feeds data miner/classifiers -> Mobile games -> more boring shit like web proxies or site genrators)
but last year I cba to do anything and really wanna play with the shiny shiny blockchain composers/platforms available.
Ayden Barnes
This book is one of the best
if you want to learn very basic stuff, find anything from pluralsight, just write c# roadmap
Easton Richardson
thank you sur
Wyatt Lee
> cba
continued to be amazing?
Brayden Bennett
do a project in it. E.g. build a web marktplace app in it. And for each functionality check if the Framework offers it first, it has a lot of built in stuff.
Jackson Rogers
continue to be awesome*
Nicholas Clark
mva.microsoft.com
Bob Tabor knows what's up.
Brody Hall
Start with A# then go to B# and after that C#
Luke Young
You don't.
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Ryder Robinson
reddit.com
Grab the most recent copy of Pro C# (like Pro C# 5.0 and the .Net 4.5 Framework) you can find; even Pro C# 4.0 will be okay though.
I recommend you follow along and actually do all the examples and compile everything. The first couple of chapters are going to be boring, but I recommend you do them anyways. Even if you know C/C++, you've got to realize this is an entriely different language and can have its own quirks; so you shouldn't even skip the basic shit (chapters 3 - 5 I think).
Also get a cheap tablet that supports reading ebooks/pdfs, upload that shit, then go read the book in a quiet area if you don't feel like doing the examples. There's plenty of other CS books you can get from those sites by the way.
Joshua Kelly
Appreciate you guys!