I want to learn C# but I can’t find time for it (even if I have entire days available)

  • SALT@lemmy.my.id
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    1 year ago

    make a weekly target, and baby step, don’t just go too big… take example console app, 3 construction fundamental, etc…

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        1 year ago

        Look example tuts on https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/c-sharp-tutorial/

        Make a weekly progress on at least 5-7 points on the list, take example Fundamentals, contain Hello World! Program Identifiers Keywords Variables Literals Data Types Operators Enumeration

        Make it done in one weeks, and try to make a simple project in the ends, based on the things you already learn.

        It will help.

        Then Collections

        ArrayList
        Hashtable
        Stack
        Queue
        

        One weeks.

        After that you can try linq I guess? Or follow the list thoroughly…

  • Lazycog@lemmy.one
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    1 year ago

    I find that if I procrastinate on learning, the best course of action is to go blindly in, try, get frustrated, find info, create chaos and just absolutely fail.

    Surprisingly this breaks the procrastination cycle for me. But I can’t promise that this will work for you.

    The other option is to just watch a tutorial on the phone, which may break barrier (unlike actually sitting infront of a computer deciding that you will invest time into this).