[katomaru]

Hi, i started studying c# about a week ago, but i feel like i've learned nothing. I tried some exercices on the net but they all feel really hard even tho they're meant for beginners. Would it be a good way to learn to look at the answers and see the logic of the thing or is it better to actually try for like 2/3 days on the same exercise? I ask this because i don't want to use the wrong way of learning so early and maybe change my learning pattern to be more efficient.

[MrSimpatia 404]

Cant help u sery

[fcpasses]

My advice is to try write programs that are useful for something, start with something simple like manipulating text, first read file (IO simple operations) then after you have replace/reverse/etc. on that file, save it another operation.
Another example is downloading files from internet, good way to learn basics, learn about programming GET requests then POSTS, then encoding etc.

I would advice against step by step tutorials, there are plenty of examples when you just look for specific function, for example look at this it is HttpRequest Class

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, you see plenty examples at that link, compile , debug, test, add own stuff to it.

I always learned new programming language by writing simple programs that would then come up to one bigger program.

[Zacodaxe2]

Maybe try learning C++ first

[fcpasses]

Learning C++ is not better option right now, because you need to be aware of memory allocation etc. C# is one of the better high level languages that have own GarbageCollector etc.

[TheParadigm]

Don't learn c++ first it's a terrible idea. Learn some OOP alongside C#

[illiaden2]

C# is a good starting language for object oriented programming. As for waiting 2-3 days before looking at the solution might be a bit excessive, especially if you're a complete beginner. I would maybe recommend attempting something for a few hours or for one day at most, but then looking at the answers.

[antithrowaway]

You should start with something simple like python if you're compleetly new to programming. Otherwise with C#, try to begin understanding how methods work, and then work your way to classes!

[Jamietrailer5]

Try Java maybe, learn a lot of writing, but I’m still struggling with it too

[TestSubject123]

ff you want to learn to code in C# a fun interactive way might be to try and create little games in Unity. there are tons of tutorials to help you

[Switchor]

The basic course on codecademy to get started and then creating games in Unity, it's a fun way to learn

[subscriptionboy]

Try focusing on learning function definitions and when you're trying to write a code, try to put something together that is as simple as possible and then try to build off of that, that has really helped me out.

[Oore32]

Well if u dont know just check answer. Finding answers is giving u tools to use later... but of course use it xd mb to do some program by yourself.

[ohbelloh]

C# is boring... put your efforts towards another lang

[Jar Har]

Sweet thanks for help

[Tetos Tester]

You should try to learn java instead

[qwe12333qwe]

C# Python SQL

[SantiagoCortz]

There is no like perfect language to start with. Programmation is a skill and the language is just a tool to express yourself!
Some languages are better for specific tasks but you can pretty much do a lot of things with any language.
C# is not a bad choice, there are some mainstream programs that uses it (like Unity for game development and Xamarin for mobile).
Try to find a pet project, a very simple program to do and build on that!
Good luck

[jjayy]

i learn from youtube videos and dont do too much for a day so i can stay motivated

[January123]

Dont worry it will come.