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Learn C#

Codecademy

3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2019–2022 · score 3.4

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An interactive Codecademy course that teaches the basics of the C# language through short hands-on exercises. Commenters note it is a newer course that does not yet cover everything.

Commenters call it a good way to get started with C# from zero, and say the basics are well covered, though it is newer and not comprehensive yet.

Programming Languagesbeginnerfreemiuminteractive MOOC#c##programming basics#codecademy#unity

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20192022

On Reddit (4)

  1. Strongly recommendsrobobob9000r/learnprogramming2022in “tips for beginner learning VR programming in C# in Unity?”▲ 2

    Codecademy is the best place to learn C# from zero. I think your best bet is to run through Codecademy C# first, and then do a Unity Udemy course second. Alternatively, you could learn JavaScript instead of C#, that would also work for Occulus. But if you want to learn Unity specifically, then…

  2. RecommendsTryCatchLifer/learnprogramming2022in “I want to learn C# (to pair with Unity), but my cohort tells me that I should learn Python first (because it's more "user-friendly"). Is this good advice?”▲ 2

    I would consider myself near-expert with C#. I’m not a big fan of python. It has some great data science libraries, but the ecosystem feels a little juvenile compared to C#/.NET Core. I would do the codecademy course on C# before jumping into the Udemy courses. Honestly, I wouldn’t jump into the…

  3. RecommendsWadaCalciumr/learnprogramming2019in “Good resources to learn C#”▲ 2

    I'm currently learning C# on Code Academy, it's pretty nice so far. You learn by doing little exercises. It's a newish course so it doesn't tackle everything yet but it's great to understand the basics of the language. https://www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-c-sharp You don't need Pro to go through…

  4. MentionsFrostyPotatoer/learnprogramming2017in “Stuck and unmotivated”

    For me the best way to practice was reading a book about C# and doing a lot of video tutorials. Maybe look into some other languages to see what you like the most. https://www.codecademy.com has some great free courses for starters to help you understand the basics of some languages.

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