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The best resources you used to learn C# in the beginning
Also, I might be biased cause I failed a junior .NET developer interview but, when you make projects do learn specifics of the code that you end up writing. My interviewer was asking me for things like "difference between const and readonly", "what's the usage of the
using statement, and what king of objects can we use" and he ended up saying that I'm entry level for him for not knowing language specifics.
He also told me to stop jumping around languages and learn one really well as a beginner.13 replies
The best resources you used to learn C# in the beginning
I've been using https://www.amazon.com/C-Players-Guide-5th/dp/0985580151 alongside Codewars for practicing the syntax
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Learning further in C#
while you're working through one of these you can also pick up OOP fundamentals (idk if you have another background) through something like https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-use-oop-in-c-sharp/
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Learning further in C#
furthermore, if that's also too intimidating (I can relate) I'd recommend you to read and code over some project here https://github.com/codecrafters-io/build-your-own-x to give you a non-boilerplate approach to building stuff.
There's also https://app.codecrafters.io/courses/redis/overview that's free for this month (I plan to build this).
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Learning further in C#
Since you are as new in C# as me I can recommend you to practice the language structures through either websites that exercise problem solving (codewars, hackerrank) or picking a projects list from the list that the bot uses let me see if it can be summoned here.
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As a JS beginner, should I learn Node.js first or go straight to Deno 2?
I used to overthink every option I had to work with, when I could just deepen my understanding in one thing. And then I realized that I was running around chasing job opening FOMO "Oh it's Django that sells" for a month, then "f$% that's a sweet FastAPI position I could've applied but went Django", "oh so many .NET openings I'll just learn a little .NET Core".
The result is 1 month of experience 3 times instead of 3 months of experience with one thing.
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