Anyone know a good C# course on skillshare, or similar site ? 🤪

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What is it you’re trying to learn? The language itself, or how to do something particular?

@Brolls well im starting of in C# so the general language :)

@BitByteBoolean I’d honestly recommend trying to make something.

If you’ve built something in a different language, try and port it, the syntax is readily available at the MSDN documentation, the biggest trick is learning the base class library and what classes in which namespaces do what you want.

Microsoft have a bunch of samples online somewhere too, maybe download a demo project and have a poke around in it.

My personal opinion is that unless you’re looking for something hyper targeted, tutorials or videos are likely to be constraining unless they’re really comprehensive.

Stumbling around in the dark might take a while longer, but you’ll learn and retain a lot more.

Rob Mile's c# programming Yellow Book http://www.csharpcourse.com/ was a nice read