Help improve my .NET coding skills

First you need to try to gain a thinking power for solving a problem.Yes,that is called logic.You need to build up logic for solving a problem.Then comes the coding part.For coding you may choose a language..Whatever it may be C/Java/C#..Then try to build your logic through coding..Of course you will face problems in many phases...Then come here,see many examples posted by master coders...If it don't solve your problem then share it with us.Here different experts will give you possible solutions..So it is a process..Try to build up your logic and start coding..Happy Coding!..

Posted 14-Aug-12 4:36am

ridoy

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[no name] 14-Aug-12 11:59am

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First of all , you should be careful about your spellings. Spelling mistakes show how careless you are at whatever you do..

Secondly, when you use short words like 'u' and 'plz' , it shows that you are trying to use short cuts in every aspect of life..

Third, the three steps for improving are : 1) Practice, 2) practice and 3) practice.....

Read books, articles on internet, help others in coding and try to create your own hobby projects in the technologies new to you

Posted 14-Aug-12 4:43am

bbirajdar

Updated 14-Aug-12 4:45am

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deepasd9 27-Apr-13 3:58am

Thank you sir for such a post. It make Realise small thing, but which make much difference

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Read books, look at CodeProject articles, search for tutorials, take a class, but mainly: practice, practice, practice.

Posted 14-Aug-12 3:44am

Richard MacCutchan

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Richard MacCutchan 14-Aug-12 13:11pm

Thanks, just another dimwit who thinks we can wave a magic wand and make him into a super developer.

[no name] 14-Aug-12 13:17pm

Of course not... magic wand? pht... everyone knows it's in the cape.... :-)

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Clifford Nelson · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-14T05:56:00

I would start by just good coding. Normally design an application for maintainability, then find the bottlenecks and figure out how to code them so they are faster (there are some tools in Visual Studio for looking into computer performance). Quality of code for maintenance is far more important than speed in almost all cases. Look into threading and the Task Parallel Library (http://www.albahari.com/threading/[^], and Task Parallel Library: 1 of n[^]). For quality of code there is http://www.amazon.com/Effective-Covers-4-0-Specific-Development/dp/0321658701/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1344959657&sr=8-1&keywords=50+c%23[^]

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