C# Tutorials
msdn has pretty good beginner resources; search around there, and come back if you still need he'p.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx
Author
yes i've been there but all the tutorials are on windows applications im looking for more programing like code and games.. am i missing something there in the tutorials or is C# the wrong language for me?
The tutorials on this page may help.
http://www.microsoft.com/events/series/msdnvisualcsharp.mspx
If your serious about learning to program games you may want to go through the
other video's to learn some important items.
http://www.microsoft.com/events/series/msdnvisualcsharp.mspx
If your serious about learning to program games you may want to go through the
other video's to learn some important items.
The video's mention by other people who have replied. A good foundation in the basic's will prevent problems later.
A few links (they're not really to help you learn to basics, and aren't arranged in the style of a tutorial but perhaps they'll help in some way):
A bunch of miscellaneous ones - more technical aspects of .NET itself, focussing on new features etc
Another bunch - These might well be closer to what you're looking for, I suggest taking a peek
Video from Chief Architect - not really beginner's stuff, but it looks like he covers some of the nice candy in C#3.0
Channel9 - Has lots of good stuff on a whole variety of things (it's a sort of amateur studio inside Microsoft that interviews the techies - so it can be interesting, and isn't as biased as it might be)
Also, this Google search looks promising (2 of the above four links were originally from this search, the other two appear in the hits).
These are all videos.
A bunch of miscellaneous ones - more technical aspects of .NET itself, focussing on new features etc
Another bunch - These might well be closer to what you're looking for, I suggest taking a peek
Video from Chief Architect - not really beginner's stuff, but it looks like he covers some of the nice candy in C#3.0
Channel9 - Has lots of good stuff on a whole variety of things (it's a sort of amateur studio inside Microsoft that interviews the techies - so it can be interesting, and isn't as biased as it might be)
Also, this Google search looks promising (2 of the above four links were originally from this search, the other two appear in the hits).
These are all videos.
in my opinion C# sucks, the .NET library is really nice but in C# you have extra commands to make the code not decompilable. If you don't do that it is possible to decompile the executable and get a mostly real clean code. Why do you want to use C# instead of C++?
This topic is closed to new replies.
Advertisement
Popular Topics
Advertisement
