Learning C#

[SpudFlubber]

I hope the old saying, "The only dumb question is the one you did not
ask." applies here.

I have been "attempting" to program vb.net for years. Previously and
sometimes even now I use vbscript for random projects, but I cannot say
that I truly know vb.net or even vbscript. I am excelent at code
swapping and copy and pasting from msdn, but I truly want to learn C#.
I would like the input from someone who considers themself to truly
know C# as the best way to gain full control of C#.

Thank You,

Jon Turlington
(e-mail address removed)

 

[bcaller]

Just search for tutorials on the web and follow through all examples.
Then spend lots of time coding little things. Be interested or it won't
work.
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Compilr - the online C#, C, VB.NET and fortran compiler
http://www.caller.me.uk/Compilr

 

[Dan Manges]

Personally, I think the best way to learn is by actually doing it.
Think of simple applications you can write, and then write them. You'll
learn much more by actual working with code than just looking at it. It
will also help you're understanding if you're using it.

Good luck!

Dan Manges