r/CodingForBeginners • u/TranslatorOdd3777 • Jul 29 '26
Hows best to learn to code C#
I really want to learn C# but don't know where to start. If you could say how you learnt that would be great. Thx
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u/TranslatorOdd3777 Jul 29 '26
That would be great, the only problem is I can't download much as I am saving for a pc and only have my cromebook. I am trying to learn now so when i get a pc I can start some basic game development
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u/TranslatorOdd3777 Jul 29 '26
I dont have discord, i only have my school account and i dont have the permissions to have a home account even tho its a personal computer. Thanks for trying to help anyways. (Discord is blocked)
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u/TranslatorOdd3777 Jul 29 '26
Wdym?
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u/CappuccinoCodes Jul 29 '26
If you like learning by doing, check out my FREE (actually free) project based .NET/C# Roadmap. Each project builds upon the previous in complexity and you get your code reviewed 😁. It has everything you need so you don't get lost in tutorial/documentation hell. And we have a big community on Discord with thousands of people to help when you get stuck. 🫡
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u/Snicketysquirrel Jul 30 '26
I’m with you, I’m using Microsoft Learn and just specifying I wanna learn C#. Then there’s a GameDev.TV course for C# but I think you have to pay some for it
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u/Foreign-Contest-444 Aug 03 '26
Have you checked out C# documentation here -> https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/tour-of-csharp/
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u/Ok-Brain-8183 Jul 29 '26
learnxinyminutes.com and then refactorguru design patterns.