❔ Just beginning the stuff
I found that c# is what I need basically, because I can do a lot of funny stuff with it. I need to know how do I start with it.
I want to make some stuff like Soundpad and maybe some others I dont know the idea of. Youtube is poor of good guides, maybe I need help from someone with it..
First of all, I have an experience of lego hacking roblox scripts (luau) and I'm very good at it how I think, but I was really bad at learning how to make scripts. I did it as a hobby.
I don't have any idea on how to make multiple languages apps but I know its possible but I dont know how to make it.
Basically the question is, how do I make some app in Visual Studio Code and first of all how do I start a project in it? Later I also want to modify it with lua but I dont know how and how its possible to do it.
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The Microsoft documentation is quite good and really the best place to start. I find it’s best to start with the basics and build from there. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/programming-guide/
C# Programming Guide
Use these resources for detailed information on key C# language features and features accessible to C# through .NET.
Tbh using Vs or JetBrains rider is a better idea I think
I use JetBrains Rider although it's a paid product
If you are a student, you can get JetBrains for free
And after your studies are over, you get a discount for their products, which is quite neat
Later I also want to modify it with lua but I dont know how and how its possible to do it.What do you mean by this?
how do I make some app in Visual Studio CodeVS Code got better for working with C#; however, it is generally not recommended for beginners to use this tool - it is quite barebones and is missing important features that you have to do manually. Just get Visual Studio Community. The current version is 2022. Or like the other guys said, get Rider from jetbrains, but I'd get it if you have experience with other JetBrains products like PyCharm or IntelliJ. Visual Studio (not VS Code) is a fully fledged IDE - a compelete tool for developers. Yes, it has a larger download size, but it focused on C# (and some other languages), unlike VS Code which is language agnostic and requires you to rely on extensions to make it do stuff a real IDE would normally do Not saying VS Code is bad, it is a wonderful tool. But it is more difficult when you are just starting out with C# to use it
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