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[Chief]

aaaaaaaaaaa

[shandy666]

Just start coding c++, cuz c# has way too much limitations.

[Chief]

Just start coding c++, cuz c# has way too much limitations.

what do you mean by limitations?

[uxx18725]

shit post...

 

you know google is your frind... and you can go and look for the coding tutorials that the forum allready has...

[B1ackjack]

I started off coding in python and I do like C#. Just so you know this is all of this is based on my opinion and experience learning C#

If you want to learn C# then I would start off downloading Visual Studio, this will allow you to create programs in C# and also let you run them. I suggest using Visual Studio over anything else as it is what I learned with and also allowed me to go from console based programs to windows forms programs quite easily.

Like all languages, you need to learn the rules and for that, I would suggest looking at the following: https://www.sololear.../Course/CSharp/

I haven't used at the sololearn course on C# I have used it for some other stuff and it is quite helpful.

If you prefer videos or want something else to help you learn then I would suggest having a look at Brackey's tutorial on C# (https://www.youtube....h?v=pSiIHe2uZ2w). He uses a program called MonoDevelop instead of Visual Studio but the code is the same whatever you choose to use.

If you want to see a simple program in C# then I have put a hello world program below. It simple write hello world to the console.

If you want to take a look at something a little more difficult and different then see this: https://www.nulled.t...-me/?p=11253030

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Hello_World
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            //This is a comment, it allows you to write notes and details about your code so you and others can understand it
            Console.Writeline("Hello World"); //This will write Hello World to a console
            Console.Readkey(); //This will stop the console closing until a key is pressed
        }
    }
}

If you do decide to go on an learn C++ you will likely find it a bit easier as some stuff is the same or similar from what I have heard (I haven't personally look into C++ so this is based on what I have heard). This you will also find is the same for all programming languages, once you learn one it should be a bit easier to learn another one as you will know what to look for.

Edited by B1ackjack, 23 April 2018 - 10:04 PM.

[Aze987]

Yes I agree C# have some limitations such Orientation Object I will recommend C++. Here is a website where I learn C++ but I think you first learn a simple programming language such as Python. http://www.learncpp.com

[godarm]

If this is your first language learn C# instead of C/C++. And for tutorials follow the highest rated C# book on Amazon. Don't use YouTube videos.

[SelfMadeVagina]

I really want to start coding shit with C#

where should i begin?

where can i find good tutorials?
And is it worth the time?
can you make dope shit off that?

Visual Basic is also very good. Less tutorials and guide online (still millions of guides), but easier to understand because the terms used is more understandable and shit. It's just an easier version of C#. Can do the same, but easier to learn. Would recommend.

[CrimsK]

Visual Basic, make a project of your own and play around with it.

[adamtheguy]

I prefer Visual Studio or Unity