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i am new in asp.net field and i am finding it quite difficult .please help me and tell me that is it really difficult to start in this field . though i get the meaning of the syntax but is it there that we have to memorize the syntax. and how should i learn it. should i study for more hours??? please guide me :(

Posted 1-Jul-10 7:15am

shahina gupta

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Smithers-Jones 1-Jul-10 13:32pm

Reason for my vote of 1
This section of Codeproject's here to provide quick answers. How is your question one that can be answered quick? What do you mean, "guide me"? Dou you expect somebody to come to your place and teach you the stuff? "please help me and tell me that is it really difficult to start in this field ." Yes, you are right, learning something new can be difficult, satisfied?
"should i study for more hours??? " - no, leave it to what little you know and search for a job in another field.

shahina gupta 1-Jul-10 13:36pm

o please if you can't help don't underestimate.there are so many other people who can help me.if you are not willing to please don,t.

Smithers-Jones 1-Jul-10 13:47pm

I am, else I wouldn't come here. But if you don't ask a reasonable question, that suits what Q&A is made for, how can I? There are so many "guide me"- and "I need help"-questions here, which is pretty annoying. And the rules explicitely state to ask specific questions (rule #2). Also asking whether to study more hours is alsways a stupid question, since the more hours your study something, the better your knowledge of that subject will be. So stick to the rules, and you will get lots of help.

shahina gupta 1-Jul-10 14:21pm

MR. Rules since only you have a problem with my questions no one else .i have an advice you should change your rude behaviour or you will loose eveything.
take it or not its upon you..

Smithers-Jones 1-Jul-10 15:18pm

"take it or not" - If it's all the same to you, then I won't, thank you very much.

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yes, definitely study more. And yes, you need to memorize the syntax. Otherwise, you will just have to keep going back to your texts.

Starting out as a programmer in ASP.Net can be quite difficult. Really, you should start out looking at some basic C# or VB.Net books and a basic book on HTML because you will need concepts from both.

Posted 1-Jul-10 8:12am

William Winner

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shahina gupta 1-Jul-10 14:18pm

thanx

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Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2010-07-01T07:25:00

Solution 1

You should pick up a beginner's ASP.Net book and read.
Trying grasping some of the major concepts that are mentioned in the book - what is ASP.Net, where should it be used etc.

Syntax can be learned when you actually start using ASP.Net - remember msdn is always available if you want to start with syntax.

Posted 1-Jul-10 7:25am

Abhinav S

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shahina gupta 1-Jul-10 13:37pm

thanx abhinav for the advice

shahina gupta 1-Jul-10 13:37pm

please tell me is it really hard to do this??

Johnny J. 1-Jul-10 16:20pm

Actually, most people would have come to this conclusion by themselves.

As for "is it really hard to do this": Sorry, but that's a stupid question. Nobody here knows you or your memory capacity. You know that best yourself.

As for the "remember stuff" part: It's not necessary to remember everything by heart. As mentioned, MSDN is a great source of help, so is Visual Studios intellisense. The big part is not remembering syntax, but knowing where to look for different objects.