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[mbridges]

Something like Rosetta Stone and languages, interactive. And if not, are there any books or websites that teach languages good? I know of a lot of sites that just tell you how to type a program, but i want to know what I'm typing, and why. Thanks!

[gokuajmes]

Well you can check these links out,they are the best resources in my regard .They always teach from ground up.

http://www.learnvisualstudio.net/

http://www.functionx.com/csharp/

http://msdn.microsoft.com/hi-in/vcsharp/bb798022%28en-us%29.aspx

If you are completely new to this ,I recommend going the Video tutorials way but if you have some background ,programing expertise then try reading ,buying the book below

http://oreilly.com/catalog/9781932111170

[mbridges]

Thanks! I will be sure to check those out!

[Davide]

Experience would be the most efficient method of learning it, just make as many applications as possible. For more, check out my tutorial in the signature, it will show you the basics of C#. After that, a lot of things will be easy to understand.

[mbridges]

Davide said:

Experience would be the most efficient method of learning it, just make as many applications as possible. For more, check out my tutorial in the signature, it will show you the basics of C#. After that, a lot of things will be easy to understand.

I already looked at that and it did help me a lot! You did very well putting it all together.

[Davide]

I can only suggest joining some software project with somebody else, that would get you some experience.