How to fully learn c#?

Question

IT education

Good afternoon!
A little about myself to give an understanding of my level of knowledge: I'm 20, I studied java in the 1-2 course (I know the syntax, the general essence of OOP. I didn't study libraries, I didn't do almost any projects). In the 3rd year, they touched on c # (they studied the syntax, built-in basic methods). I also studied python at a basic level. In general, at the university they watched everything and a little.
I would like to continue studying c#, but I don't know where to start, how to study the material sequentially, and not in fragments and jumps. There are no funds for online courses, unfortunately.
What do you advise? Are there any free online courses?
Thank you very much in advance!

Answer 1

Just take the textbook, read in full, experimenting with the examples from the book along the way. Be sure to type examples yourself, and not copy. Be sure to try and modify them to make sure you really understand how they work. After reading, try to bomb a pet project using the technologies you learned.
If you get stuck somewhere, re-read the relevant chapters, read the official documentation, search for answers in Google. In no case do not carry your problem to other people until you have spent at least a couple of days searching for a solution. If someone else gives you the answers, you will not learn how to program.
And don't use an IDE during the learning phase. Use a regular text editor and console. Firstly, the IDE saves you from routine operations, but it is routine operations that allow you to fill your hand. Secondly, the IDE hides many processes, performing them for the programmer, but it is they that allow you to understand the basic principles.

Answer 2

https://ulearn.me/ - free sharp courses
https://stepik.org/ - free courses in many disciplines and programming languages
​​https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKCUvcAFFR4UxI9XW... -- blogger's channel with a lot of lessons on sharp and programming in general.
And then practice, practice, documentation and Google

Answer 3

So that it is not excerpts, do not jump, draw up a study plan and, most importantly, stick to it. As an option, here on YouTube #SimpleCode is quite extensive material on c# .

Answer 4

What are the best C sharp courses?
See my answer. There are a whole bunch of C # exams, at the bottom of the course description there are links to training courses.