Marius 🗡
Need help learning C#
Well often books tend to go more in depth and the good ones are written by reputable. knowledgeable authors, therefore offering higher chance of quality content. Whereas courses come along with a lower chance of being as good. (Not to mention video tutorials which I believe are a waste of time)
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Need help learning C#
@LemonDwarfG59 I really doubt that reading documentation is a good source for first time learners. It's not structured and made that way. Use it when you need a reference for a specific thing in the language.
There's an amazing book from which you can learn C# and fundamental programming concepts - "The C# Players Guide".
The book is entirely written for people new to programming. And it's written pretty well, also there are exercises for each chapter, so you can have something to solve and practice what you've learned:)
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Is there a way to block the calling of public method from abstract class inside a derived one?
Thank you for responding! Yes, I wanted to prevent that method to be called internally in the derived class. Which sounds stupid, asked just out of curiosity, it has no use case, and the solution to it is to not make stupid calls. And this question itself derives from lack of OOP knowledge, which also makes my current design flawed.
I kind of wanted to use Launch() as a main method for the class workflow and only call it from the outside. Calling that method inside the class again would recursively launch the same logic.
I guess I was curious about a design that would prevent stupid usage of a method. But I guess the solution to that would be to just not to do stupid things.
Sorry if my deluded question wasn't clear
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Most of the people who ask these questions just dont like to deal with the fact that there probably is no way of most optimal way to learn something. Just do it enjoy it and discover as you go. It kind of remembers me walking thru unknow forest, enjoying it is the best part, unless u r lucky to find a wizard whos gonna show you some secret paths. Anyway this might be a bad comparison, but point is somewhere there
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