Best C# tutorial?

[Shubunkus]

I want to start learning C# but was wondering which was the best tutorial. I usually look at thenewboston but are his tutorials outdated? Thanks!

[Jeroen1322]

www.codecademy.com is a really good website to learn to code! Check that out! 

[MrSuperb]

www.codecademy.com is a really good website to learn to code! Check that out! 

though there is no c# there

[Shubunkus]

www.codecademy.com is a really good website to learn to code! Check that out! 

I just signed up but there isn't any C# I think I'll still use for other languages, though. Thanks!

[Shubunkus]

though there is no c# there

Yeah, I just realized that also. Do you know of any good C# tutorials?

[Stormsys]

The way I used to learn was to think of a problem and begin solving it, when i got stuck I would research. As long as you already know how to open a project and begin coding this may be the most effective way

[darkstar]

Check out the tutorials that are available on MSDN. I might also be able to share some of the projects I completed in university.

[majorawsome]

TheNewBoston's tutorials are not outdated at all. The code will work with the new VS 2012 IDE. And what darkstar said. MSDN gives great explanations of each thing in C#, and sometimes gives an example.

[Willson94]

did you check the pinned topic https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/14904-ultimate-programming-resources-thread-revised/

[watsonsimler]

Check this tutorial...

 

http://csharp.net-informations.com

 

Watson

[Eniqmatic]

Barncules actually has a good little series on starting C#, check it out on YouTube, he takes you through from the beginning.

[IcySploit]

Barncules actually has a good little series on starting C#, check it out on YouTube, he takes you through from the beginning.

I agree. I love his C# tutorials. Here's the first one, OP.

After the first he kinda picks up speed and assumes you did a bit of learning outside of the video series. He links the MSDN resource in the description.

 

I want to start learning C# but was wondering which was the best tutorial. I usually look at thenewboston but are his tutorials outdated? Thanks!

Other than what I listed above, there's a "Head First C#" book that you can find around, but the pinned topic has a ton more information than I can provide.

Edited February 3, 2015 by IcySploit

[Rawrkid]

Take a look at lynda.com, you can use the 10 day free trial to see if you like it. I've been using lynda to learn java and i had 0 problems so far.