Going further into learning C#

[RockiLocky]

Hello guys,

So currently I am going to school to master in electrician, but next to that we are also learning C#. I am really liking programming and also ernt into it in my free time. The problem what I have is we are not really learning something intresting in C# at school we started with the basics and kinda staying to it. Now I want to learn on myself alot more about C# and want to get good in it. I am even looks ng into going to a school which is specialised for programming after I finish my current one.

Now to the Question have you guys got sny good resources where I can learn C# of. I am also currently using Visual Studio 2013 as programming software.

Nice greets,

Rockilocky

[keja]

I think the best way to learn, is to come up with a project, then set some goals for what you want your program to do, and start researching how to achieve the wanted functionality.

 

If you like videos you can check out
http://lynda.com

http://code.tutsplus.com

 

or if you need to find some explanations for something within C# you can look it up at msdn (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/67ef8sbd.aspx)

[RockiLocky]

I think the best way to learn, is to come up with a project, then set some goals for what you want your program to do, and start researching how to achieve the wanted functionality.

If you like videos you can check out

http://lynda.com

http://code.tutsplus.com

or if you need to find some explanations for something within C# you can look it up at msdn (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/67ef8sbd.aspx)

Thx the problem I have I cannot find aimple projecta only hard once D:

[keja]

maybe have a look at this thread

http://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/2a9ygh/1000_beginner_programming_projects_xpost/

[MatazaNZ]

Lynda.com Try the C# Code Clinic, it gives you a challenge to build a program, then you build it and compare with the answer solution when you're done. It starts with basics then builds up. Also try check out the C# Essentials course beforehand if you want to brush up on anything, or of it contains something you haven't already learned

[Art Vandelay]

I'd recommend you just choose a random fairly difficult task and try to figure it out, until you have a good understanding.

 

Try implementing random algorithms on it, like quick sort.

 

Try implementing random data structures, like trees and simple hash tables.

 

If you just want to read about the language, Stack Overflow is probably the best resource I've found.