So I've got the very foundations and an idea of what C# is but I'm actually intimidated by the language for some reason and I'm wondering what the best way is to learn C#. I've been learning over some website for the past two days and literally all that sunk in is Console.WriteLine("My writing here");  😂

 

I want to learn off you guys because nothing at the moment is sinking in my head. So tell me, how did you guys learn and how long did it take you to finally grasp it? Maybe where to start when learning? Should I start off by learning how to code a basic Callout? 

Edited March 31, 20224 yr by DanielPD

I learnt C# by watching a youtube tutorial and then trying to do it by myself without watching the tutorial it really helped since i got the grasp of it with a couple of trys, this is for a callout tho and i  dont know what you are trying to make / do!

• The Tutorial was this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNlUcnBl0g0&t=364s

On 3/31/2022 at 9:41 PM, DanielPD said:

So I've got the very foundations and an idea of what C# is but I'm actually intimidated by the language for some reason and I'm wondering what the best way is to learn C#. I've been learning over some website for the past two days and literally all that sunk in is Console.WriteLine("My writing here");  😂

 

I want to learn off you guys because nothing at the moment is sinking in my head. So tell me, how did you guys learn and how long did it take you to finally grasp it? Maybe where to start when learning? Should I start off by learning how to code a basic Callout? 

You can also learn C# here : http://rbwhitaker.wikidot.com/c-sharp-tutorials

To learn better you can practice by imagining small programs according to what you have just learned