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Study Plan | Any suggestions
I just started learning C#, now I'm at the stage of consolidating OOP (Classes, polymorphism, etc.) and studying abstract classes and interfaces. I need any advice on what I can add to my training plan or what I should remove. I'm learning C# for several directions. These are mainly development and games. As a developer, I want to make applications, services, APIs, mobile, and more. I haven't decided yet. Perhaps my first project is to start making a C# bot for my discord server, although I originally planned to start with games. Thank you for your feedback!
You can also recommend any open-access resource for self-study of C#, I would be very grateful!
Here's the rest of my Stage 1:
5. Collections and Data Structures:
- Arrays, Lists, Dictionaries -
-
- Basic LINQ queries for filtering, sorting, and transforming data Stage 2 I'll write below, the limitation, sorry for the length of the text:(
- Arrays, Lists, Dictionaries -
foreach
loop for iteration
- List<T>
, Dictionary<TKey, TValue>
, Queue<T>
, Stack<T>
6. Exception Handling:
-
try
, catch
, finally
- Throwing exceptions
7. LINQ (Language Integrated Query):
- Basic LINQ queries for filtering, sorting, and transforming data Stage 2 I'll write below, the limitation, sorry for the length of the text:(
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