[RESOLVED] c# beginner..suggest a c# tutorial online..

[uniquegodwin]

Hello everyone...
Can someone just guide me to the best possible tutorial available for c# which would teach me right from the basics like...declarations,etc...
I am a little familiar with vb.net...and now I am also interested in learning c#...I would be so glad if someone could guide me to the best and easy tutorial...
Thank you..

[jmcilhinney]

Hey Godwin. I'd say you are skilled enough in VB.NET that C# would really not be a stretch at all. You already know enough of the OO and .NET stuff that that's not an issue, so it's just really the C# syntax you need to come to grips with. I'd actually suggest you get the 101 C# samples (from the same place as the VB.NET samples) and just check out the code. It's similar enough to VB.NET that you shouldn't have too much trouble working out what's going on. There will be a few little gotchas, like the syntax for If statements, but you'll get it soon enough I'd say.

I say this because most of the beginner C# tutorials out there will treat you like a .NET beginner too, so in my opinion you'd learn more quickly just by getting in and doing, with the occasional visit to the help system or this forum. The main things to remember are that anywhere you would put an End statement in VB you will require braces in C#, the type goes before the variable name in declarations and you always end a line with a semicolon. There you go, now you're an expert.

[uniquegodwin]

yes Jm...but,Im searching on google to find how to use this "new" in c#...like we say dim f1 as new form...
In c#,it doesnt work when I try to use new like...
Form f1=new form;
I wonder why its not working..
I tried searching on the tutorials...but,so far,Ive not seen them using the "new" in them

[uniquegodwin]

I got it I got it...
I got it Jm...
form f1= new form()....sounds more similar to Java

[uniquegodwin]

Hey Godwin. I'd say you are skilled enough in VB.NET that C# would really not be a stretch at all. You already know enough of the OO and .NET stuff that that's not an issue,

so in my opinion you'd learn more quickly just by getting in and doing, with the occasional visit to the help system or this forum

I have no words to say Jm...Thanks...Im happy that someone told me that Im good enough Thanks but,I started .net just may2005.I have only experience from May.so far,Ive learnt so much and i learnt only from the internet mostly....and forums contributed atleast 80% which in otherwords are people like you from whom I learnt a lot.I try to look at peoples questions and try and help them..I get to learn too that way and if I dont know it,I get to learn by looking at the answer someone else gives them. Sorry,if im saying too much..Im so happy for the credit you gave me

[MrPolite]

if you know vb.net then you might wanna look at the thread I had here
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.p...ght=conversion

[NoteMe]

If you are all ready familiar with VB.NET, then it is just more or less the syntax you need to find out about.


I suggest you skim over these tutorials. from 1-18. Then you should have a good grasp about what C# has to offer, and what the syntax looks like. Then just bookmark this page, and look it up when you are not sure what the syntax looks like. That is at least what I do since I am going back and forth from so many languages all the time.

http://www.csharp-station.com/Tutorials/Lesson01.aspx


Hope that helps.
- ØØ -

[uniquegodwin]

Roger that Noteme .Im just seeing it..
Thanks