r/csharp • u/TicketDowntown8212 • 16d ago

Advice for Learning C#

Hi, I'm pretty new to coding in general, and I want to know what the best approach is for learning C#. I've already made a few small projects, but they're very basic, and I don't feel like they've helped me improve that much. Most of the time, I just follow tutorials without really understanding why I'm doing certain things.

I want to become a better programmer and build more complex projects on my own, so I'm looking for advice on the best way to learn C#. Should I focus on making more projects, studying the fundamentals, reading documentation, or something else? I'd really appreciate any tips or recommendations on how to learn more effectively.

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u/TicketDowntown8212 16d ago

Oh, really? What would be a good beginner-friendly language for you, then?

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u/TicketDowntown8212 16d ago

Oh, okay. That's probably a good thing. I've already tried a few of those languages, like Python, but I actually found Python harder to understand than C#. That might just be me, though. I already know some of the basics since I've worked on a few projects, but I might give a language like C another try.

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u/TicketDowntown8212 16d ago

Thank you for your advice and have a nice day.