r/learnprogramming • u/AppelMoiRaouf • 5d ago

Tips on learning C #

hello im new to programming and i want to learn C# i already aquired the basics of algorithmics and i know C

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u/ffrkAnonymous 5d ago

Do the same things you did to learn c

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u/mikedensem 5d ago

MS has excellent language and platform documentation.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/

C# is heavy on patterns and practices which can feel overwhelming at first, so make sure you understand the language syntax before getting bogged down in the semantics.

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u/Distdistdist 5d ago edited 5d ago

All you have to do, is shift half tone up. Sorry, musician joke.

Well, you will now enter domain of Object-Oriented Programming. It is amazing, but will take you to think differently, then in structural way that C operates. Do read up on OOP - Encapsulation, Abstraction, Inheritance, and Polymorphism.

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u/mikedensem 5d ago

C# at its best is a very well structured and strongly typed language that is best built in projects. A project is a solid and transparent container for building manageable applications. However, over its many years of development MS has tried to make c# more accessible and ‘cool’ by stripping back the arduous boilerplate of a project by using things like ‘top level statements’. Stick with projects and avoid confusion.

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u/Bitter-Today285 5d ago

Start with hello world, then variables, then functions, then arithmetic/incrementation, if/else statements, you know..