Lacking places to learn from!

[Adham-AA]

Hey guys i'm new here so sorry for my bad topic sorting or whatever you find wrong with this post.


First of all i'm a bit new to Programming Languages and stuff like that, I did a bit of HTML over at code academy and it was actually really good and i did a bit of JavaScript both were at code academy and both were amazing to learn.
But i'm now really interested in Game Development and i used Unity before and other software like those but i find myself more on Unity and i like the stuff that they offer. 
But there is a small problem Unity uses C# and C# isn't there yet on code academy neither are any C language i think.

So my inquiry where can i learn C# or any C language for that matter.

And yes i know Game Development is no joke and i'm fully aware of that.

Thanks i guess?
What do you end your post with? Peace? Bye?  

[givingtnt]

5 minutes ago, Adham-AA said:

Hey guys i'm new here so sorry for my bad topic sorting or whatever you find wrong with this post.


First of all i'm a bit new to Programming Languages and stuff like that, I did a bit of HTML over at code academy and it was actually really good and i did a bit of JavaScript both were at code academy and both were amazing to learn.
But i'm now really interested in Game Development and i used Unity before and other software like those but i find myself more on Unity and i like the stuff that they offer. 
But there is a small problem Unity uses C# and C# isn't there yet on code academy neither are any C language i think.

So my inquiry where can i learn C# or any C language for that matter.

And yes i know Game Development is no joke and i'm fully aware of that.

Thanks i guess?
What do you end your post with? Peace? Bye?  

udemy.com has a really good C# and unity class but you do have to pay (usually on sale for cheap)

[Adham-AA]

2 hours ago, givingtnt said:

udemy.com has a really good C# and unity class but you do have to pay (usually on sale for cheap)

I've known Udemy but never seen that there, Thanks i really appreciate it.

[DtrollMC]

Textbooks are an amazing source.

[TheBLOODYTOXIC]

A Professor with Phd in Neural networks of my University "passed" me a PDF titled "Programing in C" from Oxford University and it has lots of samples and very hands way to learn C. From there you can learn everything.

[Beskamir]

This channel's pretty good for teaching various programming languages https://www.youtube.com/user/derekbanas

[Merkey]

I recommend buying a normal textbook, I was learning C# that way and never bought a single online course