I want to learn C# if someone could give me some links to a site where can i learn C# step by step and a link to a program where can i write C# code it would be very nice. pleace help me.
z0mbi3
Sep 22 2003, 07:35 PM
hi i think you will need visual studio .net to program c# unless theres already a compiler for it
here are some site where you can learn www.codeproject.com msdn.microsoft.com cpp-home.com
or just use google to search...heh [edit] get some ebooks here h**p://books.wontstop.com/
Dillinja
Sep 22 2003, 08:18 PM
If you are just starting programming, Id recommend learning C first. Learning C first will make it very easy to learn C++ and C#, due to the fact the they are both based on C.
Having said that, and considering the present portability issues involved in C#, if .NET lives up to its potential of cross platform compatibility then it could be a very useful programming language to know.
Happy learning, and let us know how your getting on!
t0bban
Sep 23 2003, 06:29 AM
QUOTE (Dillinja @ Sep 22 2003, 08:18 PM)
If you are just starting programming, Id recommend learning C first. Learning C first will make it very easy to learn C++ and C#, due to the fact the they are both based on C.
Having said that, and considering the present portability issues involved in C#, if .NET lives up to its potential of cross platform compatibility then it could be a very useful programming language to know.
Happy learning, and let us know how your getting on!
Actually, no need to know C before imho. I'm learning C# now, and have no previous knowledge in either C or C++. Only some VB and yaknow 8-)
Well, what I was going to say was that if you download the .NET Framework SDK you'll get a compiler with that, just set the environmentvariables correct and you can compile any .cs program in the cmd prompt. That's the way I learnt it, very good actually.
Then if you can afford vs.net ( I assume, since you're going to program using a Microsoftlanguage, that you'll actually buy the license for the program ) its the best tool.. Especially the intellisence
Dillinja
Sep 23 2003, 11:34 AM
QUOTE (t0bban @ Sep 23 2003, 07:29 AM)
QUOTE (Dillinja @ Sep 22 2003, 08:18 PM)
If you are just starting programming, Id recommend learning C first. Learning C first will make it very easy to learn C++ and C#, due to the fact the they are both based on C.
Having said that, and considering the present portability issues involved in C#, if .NET lives up to its potential of cross platform compatibility then it could be a very useful programming language to know.
Happy learning, and let us know how your getting on!
Actually, no need to know C before imho. I'm learning C# now, and have no previous knowledge in either C or C++. Only some VB and yaknow 8-)
Oh I agree totally...however, if you were to decide to learn either C/C++ as well, the best route would be to learn C first...C++ and C# will be that extra bit easier to pick up after that!
But yes, you dont need C experience to pick up C#, but it does make it that bit easier!
.:GrG:.
Sep 24 2003, 11:33 AM
thanks for the help i understood everythingabout that it will be a little harder to learn C# without C so i disidet to learn C first and if u know sites with an eplanetion of C in an easy way please post here and if u know where i can download a program for C please post too.
t0bban
Sep 24 2003, 03:56 PM
QUOTE (Dillinja @ Sep 23 2003, 11:34 AM)
QUOTE (t0bban @ Sep 23 2003, 07:29 AM)
QUOTE (Dillinja @ Sep 22 2003, 08:18 PM)
If you are just starting programming, Id recommend learning C first. Learning C first will make it very easy to learn C++ and C#, due to the fact the they are both based on C.
Having said that, and considering the present portability issues involved in C#, if .NET lives up to its potential of cross platform compatibility then it could be a very useful programming language to know.
Happy learning, and let us know how your getting on!
Actually, no need to know C before imho. I'm learning C# now, and have no previous knowledge in either C or C++. Only some VB and yaknow 8-)
Oh I agree totally...however, if you were to decide to learn either C/C++ as well, the best route would be to learn C first...C++ and C# will be that extra bit easier to pick up after that!
But yes, you dont need C experience to pick up C#, but it does make it that bit easier!
Sure, it maked C# easier to learn.. BUT C isn't easy to learn, so either learn C# the hard way, or learn C the hard way and then C# the not-as-hard-way
You know what I mean and I know what you mean.
And sorry, I don't know any good sited 'bout C
Dillinja
Sep 24 2003, 04:07 PM
QUOTE (.:GrG:. @ Sep 24 2003, 12:33 PM)
thanks for the help i understood everythingabout that it will be a little harder to learn C# without C so i disidet to learn C first and if u know sites with an eplanetion of C in an easy way please post here and if u know where i can download a program for C please post too.
For a very good compiler for C beginners, try DEV C++, free from bloodshed http://www.bloodshed.net
For good C tutorials, search this site..theres loads of links posted here.
Need anymore help, just hollar!
Re t0bban, We will agree to disagree and agree!
ThinIce
Sep 29 2003, 09:50 PM
in my opinion, dont learn C#, it will make it difficult to grasp ealier languages, plus, not everybody wants to get the stupid .NET framework. If you are that determined, there are some command line conpilers, run a google for them.
even though it's old as heck, and it's raw, it's compatible on almost everything, I'd reccomend C/C++.
t0bban
Nov 29 2003, 01:29 PM
imo. C# is easier to learn than C, and C isn't needed (as stated above)
Though, a free compiler for C# might be the one includid with the .NET Framework (csc.exe)...
Heh, now since I'm studying to MCAD (C#, T-SQL and XML) I'm all positive to this, But as previous poster said, not all people want the .NET fw.
jawz
Dec 3 2003, 09:59 PM
You can now use your C# code on the GNU DotNet Framework for linux.
