Finding a guide for learning c#

**Foojuu** · 12-26-2017

was wondering if anyone can hook me up with an ebook thats FREE where i can learn the basics and semi intermediate stuff if so add me dudeyolo1 skype

**Xander_Burton** · 01-10-2018

I am also interested in this!

**Lutherion** · 01-15-2018

Udemy and find a course

**inShanewiches** · 01-16-2018

You can find free Udemy courses for these things. I also have few C# eBooks if you would still like them if Udemy hasn't worked out for you, etc.

**Foojuu** · 01-17-2018

Originally Posted by inShanewiches

You can find free Udemy courses for these things. I also have few C# eBooks if you would still like them if Udemy hasn't worked out for you, etc.

Can you add me on skyle interesed my skype is dudeyolo1

**inShanewiches** · 01-17-2018

Originally Posted by Foojuu

Can you add me on skyle interesed my skype is dudeyolo1

Do you have a *******?

**v_jones_yt** · 02-27-2018

I Could Help With This Pm me

**guy512n11** · 03-07-2018

Honestly, learn it with Unity. Being resourceful and knowing which questions to ask is key. Take notes, and review your notes on your downtime at work. Treat it like a second job! If you do all of this, you'll learn C#.

**Biesi** · 03-08-2018

Originally Posted by guy512n11

Honestly, learn it with Unity. Being resourceful and knowing which questions to ask is key. Take notes, and review your notes on your downtime at work. Treat it like a second job! If you do all of this, you'll learn C#.

That's bullshit. If you want to learn C# (or any programming language) just use Google correctly. Keywords such as "C# programming tutorial" will give you a good example of where to start.
(Bullshit because: imo you shouldn't learn programming using a game development environment. Focus on simple problems (i.e. reddit's dailyprogrammer sub))

Once you move further and get more advanced you can use the MSDN documentation to move along.