C# programming, very new to it

[joshuagress]

Hello guys,

I am very new to programming and recently started learning c# a bit. I just know the very basics of this language and would like to get more into it. C# seems like a really nice language to me since you have to logically think about the way you want to make something.

But what do you think guys? Should I stick with C# and continue learning? Would you think that learning C# as first language is good? Since I don't have to work the next 3 weeks, I've got some spare time left to get to know a language and read some books.

Leave your opinions on that if you want, I really appreciate each of those.

Thanks in advance.

[Braddy12]

Nail C# Now you have started it, then consider learning additional languages

[♪~ ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ]

Yeah go on.

[alex-pas88]

C# is very good.3rd language a learned after Pascal and delphi^)

[twas brillig]

Today's world runs on object oriented code so C# is a very good choice. If you wanted to write software for on board computers that is on hardware or get close to the machine, C or C++ would be your friend. If cross compatibility is important to you, C# wasn't always a good choice. That has changed now since Microsoft has introduced new features and plug-ins which make writing software for multiple configurations and OS's. Like others mentioned, stick with C#. Once you've got that down pat, you can explore other areas. Another hot language now is Python, which is an interpreted language.

[remindbg]

I can suggest you the best book you can get for CSharp if you are a beginner
i cant post links, so you have to google it " csharp from nakov ENGLISH" ( free ) i studied from it in telerik academy - a lot of math tasks and practice.

[dedebaz6]

c# is a very good programming language, but I don't know if it is the best language to start with.
Maybe you can first look at the free Python course on codecademy.com Check out if you like it.

[ronanodufaigh]

Learning the fundamentals for C# is useful for learning any programming language... I would recommend continuing to learn C#.

[Hibaroonie]

Continue learning C#, after you become good with it then you can try different languages like Java, C++, and etc. It helps you understand and learn the feel of the language so you won't have a hard time understanding others.

[FatAssHacker123]

Dr.Scheme man! Dr.Scheme rules!