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Avrong2015-04-12 16:49:39
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Avrong, 2015-04-12 16:49:39

Can you recommend an up-to-date and good Visual C# tutorial?

I know C# a little, but no matter how much I would like to, I can’t learn how to write well in C# from manuals. Recommend a tutorial that is relevant and easy to understand. Thank you. Interested in C# 5.0 in particular

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Inv3go, 2015-04-14
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To get acquainted with the language from my own experience, I would advise
professorweb.ru/my/csharp/charp_theory/level1/info...
And also when you are too lazy to read, watch videos from ITVDN & lynda.com + search through videos on especially incomprehensible topics, since in the video they try to explain almost on their fingers, which makes it easier to present the material, and therefore understand it. This is enough to have an initial idea, the main thing is not to get hung up on the details. I especially don’t advise you to read books very carefully, run them diagonally, for the first time for sure, otherwise it’s a waste of time and killing motivation.
And it is not the programming language itself that is important, it is also important to understand the principles of design, to find out what design patterns are (not necessarily immediately apply, just know what they are), understand how to use OOP.
And in the future, only a real task and Google, because programming and learning it is not a linear process, you can’t take a couple of books and read them from cover to cover to be considered that you learned to program, even if you complete absolutely all the examples.

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Espleth, 2015-04-12
@Espleth

Books on C #, which are easily googled, why are they not satisfied?

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