Where can I learn C# with practice projects?

Question

I've been studying c# for a few months now.  I'm sure I'm not anywhere as far as I should be.  I need something more challenging.  I've been following a Udemy course.  But other than watching along and trying the examples they're showing and compiling it, and experimenting a little, I'm not progressing fast enough.  I need it more like school.  I need that Udemy lecture.  But then I need to get to the end of it and have the test (like they do... maybe a little more challenging), and also some small projects, and once a while, I need that really big project that uses all the skills the last few lectures has taught me to make something to really challenge my brain.  That part I'm missing out of everything I do online.  Where can I get the projects and challenging programs to design that follows along with the previous lessons I just watched?

Answer 1

Hi David O.'s Display Name, 

Thank you for posting here.

For your question, you could refer to the MSDN article C# Programming Guide. This section provides detailed information on key C# language features and features accessible to C# through the .NET Framework.

If you want to practice, you could refer to the C# Code Project . In the Code Project, there is more different examples, we could try it by our selves.

I hope this would be helpful.

Best Regards,

Wendy

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Answer 2

Hi David,

Microsoft Virtual Academy is a good place to start. As the have good collection of tutorial on their product. Hope this helps you.

Microsoft Virtual Academy

C# Fundamentals for Absolute Beginners

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Thanks,
Sabah Shariq

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Answer 3

Hi David O.'s Display Name,

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Your understanding and cooperation would be grateful.

Best Regards,

Wendy

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