How did you learned C#?

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...

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

Originally Posted by Riigged

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.

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.

Originally Posted by 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

<>

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

Originally Posted by 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

<>

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.

Originally Posted by 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

<>

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.

Originally Posted by Fightera100

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.

Originally Posted by New

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

Originally Posted by Fightera100

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

.

Originally Posted by New

But vb.net is still better

.

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

Originally Posted by FlutterM4rk

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.

Originally Posted by New

Pretty dank meme, ill add that to my signature.

pretty honored to be in a quality signature like yours.

Originally Posted by FlutterM4rk

pretty honored to be in a quality signature like yours.

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

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

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