How did you learned C#?

[Fightera100]

Hey,
I wanted to learn C# for Private Servers a long time ago. I bought a book but it doesn't really help because it's stuff like making a window and some buttons do shit. I can script in Lua(Roblox lol). It's easy asf that's probably why I can script in it but I just don't know how to do shit in C#. Like how to start learning efficiently.

I had a few Private Servers but I just used some source and added shitty behaviours with copy and paste and items. That's it lol

I would try to learn C# like I learned Lua, the problem is I have no idea how I learned Lua...

[Riigged]

why buy a book when theres hundreds of websites that do free courses and shiet

[Fightera100]

why buy a book when theres hundreds of websites that do free courses and shiet

I thought that would be better Well it's not.

[New]

No you are wrong.

Why learn C# when you can learn a much better language like say, VB.NET?

Look at this nonsense in C# !=

APPARENTLY the idiots that made C# think that != means not equals.

This makes absolutely no sense.

Instead, look at not equals in vb.net

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This makes a lot of sense. Why?
When is a number not equal with a different number?

5 not equals 8. Because 5 is smaller.
8 not equals 5. Because 8 is bigger.

So a number doesn't equal a different when it's bigger or smaller.

Which is exactly what vb.net represents

> --- Bigger than symbol
< --- Smaller than symbol

<> --- Bigger or Smaller aka Not equal.

Thank me after you use vb.net.

[Fightera100]

No you are wrong.

Why learn C# when you can learn a much better language like say, VB.NET?

Look at this nonsense in C# !=

APPARENTLY the idiots that made C# think that != means not equals.

This makes absolutely no sense.

Instead, look at not equals in vb.net

<>

This makes a lot of sense. Why?
When is a number not equal with a different number?

5 not equals 8. Because 5 is smaller.
8 not equals 5. Because 8 is bigger.

So a number doesn't equal a different when it's bigger or smaller.

Which is exactly what vb.net represents

> --- Bigger than symbol
< --- Smaller than symbol

<> --- Bigger or Smaller aka Not equal.

Thank me after you use vb.net.

Because I want to do shit in PRivate Server Sources :P

[New]

Because I want to do shit in PRivate Server Sources :P

Rebuild the source in vb.net, it will be worth your effort in the long run, since C# is shit.

[Fightera100]

Rebuild the source in vb.net, it will be worth your effort in the long run, since C# is shit.

Rebuild in like recode? Naahh I want to learn C# still since you can use it for like KRelay too

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Rebuild in like recode? Naahh I want to learn C# still since you can use it for like KRelay too

Dude you realize you can use VB.NET in krelay aswell?

C# and vb.net both compile into IL.
And krelay reads them both. I have made plugins using vb.net lol.
Whatever it was just a joke, I wouldn't rebuild it just for that
But vb.net is still better .

[FlutterM4rk]

No you are wrong.

Why learn C# when you can learn a much better language like say, VB.NET?

Look at this nonsense in C# !=

APPARENTLY the idiots that made C# think that != means not equals.

This makes absolutely no sense.

Instead, look at not equals in vb.net

<>

This makes a lot of sense. Why?
When is a number not equal with a different number?

5 not equals 8. Because 5 is smaller.
8 not equals 5. Because 8 is bigger.

So a number doesn't equal a different when it's bigger or smaller.

Which is exactly what vb.net represents

> --- Bigger than symbol
< --- Smaller than symbol

<> --- Bigger or Smaller aka Not equal.

Thank me after you use vb.net.

yea you are right, just

Look at this nonsense in c# ==

APPARENTLY the idiots that made c# think that you need TWO OF THESE: = to check if something is equal or not.

This makes absolutely no sense.

Instead, look at basic maths:

=

This makes a lot of sense. Why?
1=1 TELLS YOU that 1 is 1, why the fuck would you need TWO =?????

Thank me after you use basic maths.

[New]

yea you are right, just

Look at this nonsense in c# ==

APPARENTLY the idiots that made c# think that you need TWO OF THESE: = to check if something is equal or not.

This makes absolutely no sense.

Instead, look at basic maths:

=

This makes a lot of sense. Why?
1=1 TELLS YOU that 1 is 1, why the fuck would you need TWO =?????

Thank me after you use basic maths.

Pretty dank meme, ill add that to my signature.

[FlutterM4rk]

Pretty dank meme, ill add that to my signature.

pretty honored to be in a quality signature like yours.

[New]

pretty honored to be in a quality signature like yours.

Oh don't worry, you are not included, only the post.

[filenub]

No you are wrong.

Why learn C# when you can learn a much better language like say, VB.NET?

Look at this nonsense in C# !=

APPARENTLY the idiots that made C# think that != means not equals.

This makes absolutely no sense.

Instead, look at not equals in vb.net

<>

This makes a lot of sense. Why?
When is a number not equal with a different number?

5 not equals 8. Because 5 is smaller.
8 not equals 5. Because 8 is bigger.

So a number doesn't equal a different when it's bigger or smaller.

Which is exactly what vb.net represents

> --- Bigger than symbol
< --- Smaller than symbol

<> --- Bigger or Smaller aka Not equal.

Thank me after you use vb.net.

I cant tell if your a little kid who doesn't know what a computer is or if your a 40 year old guy who was so stubborn he wouldn't learn another language.. All languages have there own syntax and if anything the syntax in vb is actually worse then c#. Vb creates tons of bad programming habits like not using semicolons. its also outdated. The only use for visual basic these days is teaching children the basics of programming.

[Kushala Daora]

But vb.net is still better .

Have fun with your kiddo script language while the big kids work with the real stuff.

[CalledX]

Youtube videos and the wiki
https://msdn.microsof*****m/en-gb/lib...(v=vs.71).aspx