Set yourself a project, specify it and code it. Something like an address
book would require you to set out a form with a variety of controls, write
an address class and read from/write to a database. That would be quite a
good base for future programs.
IMO this is more about fullfilling objectives rather than time. Aims at a
simple app and goes throught until achievement. Then move on something more
complex (but simple enough to be achievable). Each step will increase your
knowledge/experience...
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Patrice
"sahel" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de groupe de
discussion :
(e-mail address removed)...
You get good at coding C# by:
- studying the C# language, the .NET framework
and general programming topics
- practice coding
It is said to take 10 years to master something.
But you will be making some good progress much
sooner than that.
But you definitely needs to think months not days.
Arne
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