C# solution development from newbie, not just for code thanks all

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Hi, all. I am freshman in college, and also somehow newbie with C#.NET. was told that the best thing to learn a language is to develop something step by step. And I find here questions are just for codes or something like that. That is what I am looking for, what I wish to find is information and resource, refe rals. But I am not looking for Online Training and so on. Please no ads.
I want to begin with office or games, cause that is my most familiar. is there somebooks to guide or some site to find out solution. This is a place to ask for help. As I am newbie here to ask such a stupid question, please DO NOT laugh at me. Thanks for your time and ideas in advance.

Posted 20-Apr-12 18:44pm

Chasfer

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You can check Here[^]

Posted 21-Apr-12 16:13pm

Tisfy

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i am the member here from past 3 yrs around and you no need to worry about ads so far i never got any ad and i think member will be terminated if he r she puts ad and about questions here its very good site to ask and also we can reply to others questions like how this site is working be happy happy learning all the very best..

Posted 21-Apr-12 16:40pm

karthikh87

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I'm not sure what you mean by "office", but since you tagged your question with ASP.net, I'm going to assume you meant web development. For that, I think you may find Beginner's Walk - Web Development to be of use. Though, you'll probably want to get a book first and use that article as a way to dig deeper into various topics to understand them better.

Also, for books, I would just go to Amazon.com and search for any topic you are interested in. For example, when I search for "C# games", the first result I get is C# Game Programming: For Serious Game Creation. If you want to use XNA (I recommend you do), add that to your search.

Just to give you a good place to start, here are some technologies you may want to research for web development and game development: JavaScript, jQuery, HTML5, Silverlight, XNA, C#, ASP.net MVC, Razor, SQL Server, Windows Forms, WPF, WinRT.

And by "research", I mean do some searches on Google, Code Project, or Wikipedia to find information about those things before you invest any serious time in any one of them (e.g., by reading a book about them). And if you do decide to get a book, you may want to find one that allows you to build something as you go along, rather than a reference type book.

Regardless of what technology you choose, you will probably end up working with either Visual C# 2010 Express or Visual Web Developer 2010 Express. For web development, you might also consider WebMatrix, but I don't have much experience with that myself so I can't say if you'll benefit from that or not.

Posted 21-Apr-12 17:32pm

AspDotNetDev

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Hi, you can check MSDN library and learn by yourself, as C#.NET is created by microsoft. Good luck to you.

Posted 20-Apr-12 18:54pm

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Sandeep Mewara · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-20T19:55:00

I want to begin with office or games, cause that is my most familiar. is there somebooks to guide or some site to find out solution.
This very website has tons of articles - games, utilities, controls, etc.

Here is the link to all Beginner articles: CodeProject Beginner articles[^]
Pick the ones you like, go through the code, try to modify things if you want, learn.

This is a place to ask for help
This Q&A section of this website surely is for helping others when they get stuck. Before asking for help, make sure that you TRY first what you want to do. Then, formulate what was done by you that looks like an issue/not working.

Pandvi · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-20T21:37:00

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Hi,MSDN is somehow a little large for a greenhand I thought. And they will not guide you step by step. You can refer to some tech blog or site, like Relate to C# skills[^]. AS for specific questions, you can find out here or in stackoverflow, csharpcorner. The more you practise, the more you master. Good luck to you.

Posted 20-Apr-12 21:37pm

Pandvi

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[no name] 21-Apr-12 3:49am

Yeah, msdn is quite large. I checked the blog and finds it is helpful for newbie. Thank you.