C# Tutorial

[fury6000]

Hey im new with Visual C# and i was wondering fi there were any good tutorials out there. if there r ccan u give me the link. thx!

 

[pure pka]

i dont suggest u use c# if u just started i recomend visual basic and vb tutorials are easy to find google it

 

[speedster239]

Don't bother with VB either ^^.

Look into java by Sun Microsystems. A simple google search can help get you started.

 

[Swan]

i dont suggest u use c# if u just started i recomend visual basic and vb tutorials are easy to find google it

I can provide several reasons why you're a noob here and now simply by that one post. Someone I know recommends Assembly to all beginners, because if you can't debug, you can't exactly make profitable software. I recommend a C based language - preferrably C/C++ - Because they live up to their reputation, and flow a lot more than any other language in terms of both program execution and coding style. They also give a good idea of "how everything ticks", which you need to know if you even want to have anything to do with computers other than using a word processor or image manipulation program.

speedster - C# and Java are unbelievably similar. When I started to use C# for XNA some time back, I already knew Java, and I pretty much just tossed my ebook in to the trash because I did not need to re-read any common knowledge. It does not matter out of either language you learn (unless you plan for cross-platform development), because the only thing you need to get use to is the varying classes and maybe slightly different keywords and coding structure.

 

[pure pka]

I can provide several reasons why you're a noob here and now simply by that one post. Someone I know recommends Assembly to all beginners, because if you can't debug, you can't exactly make profitable software. I recommend a C based language - preferrably C/C++ - Because they live up to their reputation, and flow a lot more than any other language in terms of both program execution and coding style. They also give a good idea of "how everything ticks", which you need to know if you even want to have anything to do with computers other than using a word processor or image manipulation program.

speedster - C# and Java are unbelievably similar. When I started to use C# for XNA some time back, I already knew Java, and I pretty much just tossed my ebook in to the trash because I did not need to re-read any common knowledge. It does not matter out of either language you learn (unless you plan for cross-platform development), because the only thing you need to get use to is the varying classes and maybe slightly different keywords and coding structure.

dude we are not all like u we dont all catch on to computing all i did is SUGGEST i didnt say he has to if he wants to listen to u then fine w/e
and why the hell did u call me a noob
definition of the word noob
a bad player/good player acting bad
we are not playing a game at the moment its a forum

 

[_3x6]

search sythe or google for one