C# from scratch?

[TheoWasTaken]

Any good videos, websites or just tips to learn C# from scratch? I have no experience except for some html knowledge...

 

(Especially something linked with Unity would be awesome!  )

[salecar3]

Any good videos, websites or just tips to learn C++ from scratch? I have no experience except for some html knowledge...

 

(Especially something linked with Unity would be awesome!  )

codecademy(website) has great courses and exersises on bunch of stuff,havent visited in a year so i cant tell u all the thing but they should have c++,maybe check https://code.google.com/

[as96]

When I had to learn C# I read C# in a nutshell

[TheoWasTaken]

codecademy(website) has great courses and exersises on bunch of stuff,havent visited in a year so i cant tell u all the thing but they should have c++,maybe check https://code.google.com/

 

omg, what a fail! I meant C#!

Yes I have seen codeacademy and I really like it! But there is no C# tutorial

[givingtnt]

codecademy.com

[salecar3]

omg, what a fail! I meant C#!

Yes I have seen codeacademy and I really like it! But there is no C# tutorial

If u want triple a title than go with c++ but there is software for creating 2d games witch are also great and take alot less time

[MaximusX]

Any good videos, websites or just tips to learn C# from scratch? I have no experience except for some html knowledge...

 

(Especially something linked with Unity would be awesome!  )

These videos 

they are very helpful.

[TheoWasTaken]

codecademy.com

 

Cant see any tutorial for C#...

Are you sure it exist? 

 

thanks 

[madknight3]

Cant see any tutorial for C#...

Are you sure it exist? 

 

thanks 

 

Code Academy doesn't teach C# (you all should be ashamed for recommending it!)

 

Try C# Fundamentals for Absolute Beginners (alternative location for same videos) for a set of introductory video tutorials. Paid subscription sites like Pluralsight and Lynda (offer code wanshow to support Linus) also have a lot of video tutorials on C# and other topics. Here is another list that contains even more resources for learning C#.

 

The official documentation is located at MSDN so it's good to get familiar with it. It includes information on C#, .NET, and many other topics. Sites like Tutorials Point and Dot Net Perls can be useful for extra explanation/examples on the specific topics they cover.

 

As always, Google is your friend. Looking up questions you have will likely give you links to one of the above resources or other great sites like StackOverflow.

[TheoWasTaken]

Code Academy doesn't teach C# (you all should be ashamed for recommending it!)

 

Try C# Fundamentals for Absolute Beginners (alternative location for same videos) for a set of introductory video tutorials. Paid subscription sites like Pluralsight and Lynda (offer code wanshow to support Linus) also have a lot of video tutorials on C# and other topics. Here are some more resources for C#.

 

The official documentation is located at MSDN so it's good to get familiar with it. It includes information on C#, .NET, and many other topics. Sites like Tutorials Point and Dot Net Perls can be useful for extra explanation/examples on the specific topics they cover.

 

Google is your friend as well. Looking up questions you have will likely give you links to one of the above resources or other great sites like StackOverflow.

 

Thanks mate! 

[TonyStark]

There are tons of videos on youtube regarding C# (and not only) but I would recommend to read as well anything that was published from Microsoft Press....That's where i started back then and it was very helpful and understandable.

[Satlen]

As @madknight3 said, I am not sure why people keep recommending code academy when it doesn't even offer C# resources. He provided some great resources and I also highly recommend MSDN (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/hh341490.aspx &  https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/67ef8sbd.aspx) as MS provides very good documentation on their .NET framework that is pretty easy to read and provides examples.