How to learn .NET?

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I outlined for myself the instruction “How to learn .NET” and I would like to hear opinions and advice from experienced people.
Since I'm completely new and I don't have a base, it's worth starting with the basics:

• Learning English (both spoken and technical)
  
• The study of mathematics and algorithms
  Mathematics: mathematical logic, discrete mathematics, probability theory.
  Algorithms: a clear understanding of the time complexity of the algorithm, array sorting algorithms, recursion, breadth and depth search, work with data structures.
  
• Syntax C#
  Books: The Complete Guide by G. Schildt; "The C# 7 Programming Language and the .NET and .NET Core Platforms" by E. Troelsen.
  Practice: codewars; write simple WinForms programs (calculator, glider, etc.); solve problems using algorithms.
  
• Design patterns and basic programming paradigms
  
• Refactoring and the ability to write clean code
  Books: Perfect Code by S. McConnell; "Refactoring" M. Fowler.
  In addition to practice.
  
• Learn SQL
  Practice on MS SQL Server.
  

Then there are serious things, such as (definitely this needs to be replenished, which is why I wrote here):

• LINQ
  "LINQ: Integrated Query Language in C# 2010" A. Freeman and Practice.
  
• Version control systems
  GitHub, Git.
  
• Exploring Application Architecture
  "Enterprise Application Patterns" by M. Fowler