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I started with some pretty video tutorials that took you through the basics from making a calculator, to making a program that reads RSS feeds. Was much more delightful than reading books tbh...
The problem with major parts of the MSDN, is that it is meant for developers. Some of it is even autogenerated, making it even more enjoyable to read....not...
I learned all languages by reading articles :)
May be except Java (last language which I learned), which is self-explained, so its enough to read the language documentation.
I think, video tutorials for programming languages is a trash, because its easier to read manuals instead of trying to look something on video. Video help only with visual information, such as 3D or design.
I knew some other languages, But I had to program in c# on work experience so i kinda had no choice. Any language seems harder then it is but if you know a little of any language, That should be good enough to jump straight in.
It was only a few lines of c# but it was enough for me to switch to using c# for most programs now. Just focus on the basics and never aim to high, But don't doubt yourself.
IMHO msdn sucks. I just used google and this website:
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PHP is C-Based. Knowing PHP should get you a bit farther in C# than someone who doesn't know any language.
That awkward moment when Uncyclopedia is coded in PHP.Quote:
Originally Posted by SheenBR
Lmao agreed :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Apixenz