A video course by Scott Allen covering the basics of the C# language for beginners, part of Pluralsight's C# learning path. It is a paid subscription course, with some commenters noting free access through trials or Visual Studio DevEssentials.

Commenters call it a good first course for beginners and the first class in Pluralsight's C# Path.

On Reddit (8)

1. RecommendsOops365r/learnprogramming2023in “I am trying to learn C# what is the best way for me to post my code for people to be able to review and critique?”

   Here's a link to the biggest csharp discord. https://discord.gg/csharp As with any online community, be careful about how you take in some of the feedback. Try and pay attention to the people who want to help you, and completely ignore the ones who just want to cut you down. I'd also recommend…

2. Recommendsjohnbrilexr/learnprogramming2019in “How do I become a C# developer?”▲ 1

   I can recommend one good course for beginners. Scott Allan, C# fundamentals, on Pluralsight. After that, you need to decide on which side you want to go to. Web development, game development... etc.

3. Recommends3burkr/learnprogramming2017in “Learning C# as my first programming language.”

   If you're serious about studying C#, then get a Visual Studio DevEssentials account from the Visual Studio website. The account is free and you'll get 3 months of PluralSight for free. PluralSight's C# Path is very good, start with Scott Allen's C# Fundamentals course (which I believe is the first…

4. Recommendsitshotinjulyr/programming2015in “Insider: Oracle has lost interest in Java”▲ 1

   I'd recommend a pluralsight subscription and please do not hesitate on the $30. You are talking education that can and will earn more than 6 figures after a few years of experience! Do it for 1-2 months then cancel if you want. C# Fundamentals Once you have completed that, do this class: C# From…

5. Recommendssambo98r/learnprogramming2013in “I'm teaching myself C#, I feel lost. Sometimes I think I understand a concept, but than I don't really.”▲ 1

   If you have a student email I would recommend getting the months free from Dreamspark, but if not you can do the trial at pluralsight and see the videos of interest to you. http://www.pluralsight.com/training/Courses/TableOfContents/csharp-fundamentals

6. RecommendsYuleTideCamelr/learnprogramming2012in “How do I start with C#?”▲ 2

   Not free, but completely worth it. http://pluralsight.com/training/Courses/TableOfContents/csharp-fundamentals

7. RecommendsYuleTideCamelr/learnprogramming2011in “I've been learning C# and want to ask if there are more visual or less lecture-like tutorials or books?”▲ 1

   Try online training videos. I recommend this http://www.pluralsight-training.net/microsoft/Courses/TableOfContents?courseName=csharp-fundamentals

8. MentionsMmmVomitr/learnprogramming2022in “Advice for newbie”

   I don't personally know of any good learning tools, but the folks over at /r/csharp have some learning materials listed in their sidebar, including "C# Fundamentals: Development for Absolute Beginners." That's probably a good place to start. If you do want to take courses online, there places that…

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