M
Mitch
I'm wondering if I'm doing myself a disservice by learning Visual C#,
considering it does so much of the work behind the scenes.
Should I be learning console apps first?
I still haven't found the right book.
C# For Dummies started out great, then the guy just goes into the
stratosphere, with no explanation on how he went from point B to point
X !
My main reason for learning C# is, hopefully, to get back into
automation after a 10 year hiatus. I'm trying to learn C# at home,
with the intent of using it in robotics applications.
If I learn Visual C#, will I still get all the "meat" of the language,
or no?
considering it does so much of the work behind the scenes.
Should I be learning console apps first?
I still haven't found the right book.
C# For Dummies started out great, then the guy just goes into the
stratosphere, with no explanation on how he went from point B to point
X !
My main reason for learning C# is, hopefully, to get back into
automation after a 10 year hiatus. I'm trying to learn C# at home,
with the intent of using it in robotics applications.
If I learn Visual C#, will I still get all the "meat" of the language,
or no?