How to continue learning c# after learning the basic part?

Question

ASP.NET

Hello everyone, I recently started learning programming, specifically the C# programming language. I studied from video lessons, watched several cycles of classes, but as I understand it, all these videos provide only basic knowledge, do not reveal the full potential of the language. I heard a lot that everything is written in books in detail and correctly, but I don’t like reading books so much, and even there, from the very beginning, you need to know some complex topics that I haven’t gone through yet. I also heard from friends that it’s better to set a goal, for example, write some kind of application, and slowly implement it. I tried to do this, but when I found out that my 20 lines of code could be replaced with one simple method, I realized that it was worth learning more about the different methods and abilities of C# first. This month, I was only thinking about how to continue teaching Sharpe without ever touching learning.

Answer 1

Take and write an application, even a desktop, even a web. In parallel, read books, read all sorts of dotnet weekly. Experience comes with time