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Hi,

I have Visual Studio 2010 but I am focusing on learning visual C# and I would love to read any hints and tips from any body who is doing the same or something similar.
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  • Profile picture of the author KlikApps
    Originally Posted by andrew_writes View Post

    Hi,

    I have Visual Studio 2010 but I am focusing on learning visual C# and I would love to read any hints and tips from any body who is doing the same or something similar.
    Try this on for size: C# Station: C# Tutorial - Introduction

    If you know PHP already, you're not too far off from learning any of the C's. They've got very similar syntax.

    If you've never used .NET though, that might give you some trouble... but it won't be too bad because virtually everything is an object so you can access it all by doing "variable.object"
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    • Profile picture of the author andrew_writes
      Originally Posted by KlikApps View Post

      Try this on for size: C# Station: C# Tutorial - Introduction

      If you know PHP already, you're not too far off from learning any of the C's. They've got very similar syntax.

      If you've never used .NET though, that might give you some trouble... but it won't be too bad because virtually everything is an object so you can access it all by doing "variable.object"
      Thanks for the info.

      The visual C# ide is great, I just have to learn the language. Just plugging away, one lesson at a time.
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      • Profile picture of the author KlikApps
        Originally Posted by andrew_writes View Post

        Thanks for the info.

        The visual C# ide is great, I just have to learn the language. Just plugging away, one lesson at a time.
        It's not that difficult to learn really. If you've got a mind for the analytical, you'll pick it up in no time.

        Even after years of coding in PHP, I find that I still need to Google a ton for any project. It's tough to remember every function... just find a clear way to describe what you need done, and add C# (or whatever language) in front of it and search it. You'll likely find plenty of examples.
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  • Profile picture of the author TrafficMystic
    give me a shout if you need any tips... i've been developing in c# since .net 1.0... and yes I love it....

    i also develop in vb/c++/java/sql/php but c# beats them all for me..
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    • Profile picture of the author creativemind1
      hi,
      i am really going to appreciate it if u will be ready to teach a newbie like me programming though i av been thought at school and i av worked on qbasic and still on c. i ll really appreciate it if u will ready take me by the hand.
      creative mind.
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      • Profile picture of the author andrew_writes
        Originally Posted by creativemind1 View Post

        hi,
        i am really going to appreciate it if u will be ready to teach a newbie like me programming though i av been thought at school and i av worked on qbasic and still on c. i ll really appreciate it if u will ready take me by the hand.
        creative mind.
        What type of programming style do you want to learn is what you should be asking yourself before asking for a tutor.

        For example:

        Functional / Procedural
        Object Oriented
        A language that is compiled or has a run time engine or both....
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  • Profile picture of the author xtrecoolx
    You would learn it in no time but deployment to an IIS server might be a little painful at the beginning :-)
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