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Hey just wondering if anyone knows of any good tutorials for the c# programming language. I have visual studio 2005 (.net 2.0) and know the basics of object orientated programming and the bare basics of c#.
Basically im just looking for a walkthrough of making a program that can help me be a lot more familliar with the c# language and how to use it in VS.
In addition, MS has several "kit" programs that you can download, and you can then look over the source and modify. I'm just wondering - how much programming experience do you have?
In addition, MS has several "kit" programs that you can download, and you can then look over the source and modify. I'm just wondering - how much programming experience do you have?
Would you mind linking said kits? I'm trying to learn C# as well and it'd help me greatly. Thanks!
If you've got the time, are willing to put forth the effort, and are serious about coding, now would be an excellent time to jump onto Gamedev.net's oncoming C# workshop:
It's basically a planned course that's gonna start July 1st that runs through the entire C# specification, assigning chapters, problems, and projects regularly, with contact information for the instructors who've volunteered to help out.
In addition, MS has several "kit" programs that you can download, and you can then look over the source and modify. I'm just wondering - how much programming experience do you have?
Would you mind linking said kits? I'm trying to learn C# as well and it'd help me greatly. Thanks!
I've learned all the basic theory behind object orientated programming and ive tooled around with c# in high school (basic functions like events, classes, functions w/out parameters etc).
Basically im looking for a walkthrough guide that explains a program or so, paragraph or section by section, that will give me some more practical experience with c#
That game link looks great ill definetly check it out.
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I highly recommend them.
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I've got a spare copy of Portal, if anyone wants it message me.
Would you mind linking said kits? I'm trying to learn C# as well and it'd help me greatly. Thanks!
http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/topic.asp?topic_id=450219
It's basically a planned course that's gonna start July 1st that runs through the entire C# specification, assigning chapters, problems, and projects regularly, with contact information for the instructors who've volunteered to help out.
These are Windows Forms kits - basically, standalone .NET apps:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/windows/#
Web kits - very fun to play with to learn how to use .NET with ASP.NET:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/web/
And of course, it wouldn't be PA without a link to the game kits (including the XNA kits):
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/game/
Basically im looking for a walkthrough guide that explains a program or so, paragraph or section by section, that will give me some more practical experience with c#
That game link looks great ill definetly check it out.
That would be a good place to start while you wait for what Andorien talked about for July, which sounds pretty damn awesome.
http://blogs.msdn.com/coding4fun/archive/2006/11/02/938703.aspx
If anyone knows of any other tutorials simmilar to this, where they take you through building a program step by step, they would be much apreciated.