cybersharp

Ok, I am taking a class am learning C#.. Though slowly, I was wondering if anyone could give me any links or tutorials that "they" found usefull in learning this language. It is relativly simple so far, but every time I google tutorials I get things that I have allready seen and I was just hoping that someone here might have somthing they found more helpfull in explaining the language, or tutorials.

Thx!

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CSflim

Maybe you could give us an idea of what sort of level you are at programming wise? Are you a complete newbie to programming?

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theFez

If you are just learning about programming and not sure what you are interested in, you might want to consider a subscription to o'reilly safari bookshelf. It gives you access to up to 10 books at a time off the o'reilly technical books online (over 3000 total) on all sorts of computer topics for about $15/month. You can read them online, print out sections, stuff like that. I used it a bunch when i was in college, i could grab a few books about whatever classes i was taking and for the price of a single book, i could have whatever i needed for the semester.
They have a few good C# books on there.

oh yeah, maybe ask your teacher?

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cybersharp

um level wise, I have programmed in C++, html, java script, among a few other lessor known practice languages(liberty basic, pilot, ect.) C# corraspondes with C++ alot for me really and also with what little knowledge I have of C as well. I was just curious if any of you knew of some good places with full explained sample code and example's, ect..

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CSflim

Well there is plenty of information on c# at MSDN

try http://msdn.microsoft.com/vcsharp/learning/default.aspx

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cybersharp

ah a great link! Thanks

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asshopo

If you know any c/c++, then you should have a fairly good understanding of how basic c# will work (syntax, classes, inheritance, variable scope, etc). If you have a good understanding of OOP you will be fine, if not, you will get lost easily. I think the biggest issue, outside of the things mentioned above, would be learning the .NET framework and all that it has available.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...,MSDN.10).aspx is an overview of the framework. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms306608.aspx is a detailed outline of all the classes that are in the framework.

Honestly, there isn't anything I've come across that I had to do in c#/vb.net that can't be done with the framework. There are other 3rd party classes/dlls that make things easier (charting, etc), but those are just wrappers around the framework.

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cybersharp

Yea that is a problem I have encountered hopo, there is so much offered in .NET that I have troubled knowing how to achieve any given function in the simplest way. Like for instance, in my last program, I was trying to make a button deleted for good. At first all I could figure to do was make the button be visably false and unenabled, but then while I was asking the other students, they helped me look up the destruct function so that I could delete the button straight out of the program never to be seen again.

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