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Topic title says all, I want to focus more on C#, VB.net is to basic, Au3 I don't like too much. I'm not looking for TheNewboston, I've looked over the videos didn't help much.
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- 30 Oct. 2011 05:59am #1
Learning mor about C# any good tut sites/links?
- 30 Oct. 2011 06:10am #2
What do you dislike about au3 other than the fact that it's not drag-and-drop like the other languages you mentioned? Just wondering.
- 30 Oct. 2011 06:17am #3
There should be guides in the LG tutorial section, or at least on hacks101.
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- 30 Oct. 2011 06:56am #4 Pretty self explanatory. Originally Posted by The UnIntelligible
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I know, I've been pretty upset with the way people teach & shit. Originally Posted by Aleena
- 30 Oct. 2011 12:21pm #5
"I know, I've been pretty upset with the way people teach & shit."
People are at least trying, Brandon has some really good ones, Go to Asydix's Chanel on you tube he got some bad ass tuts man.- Why I love LG -
Originally Posted by Thomas Originally Posted by Raivu Originally Posted by Ethan Originally Posted by Artificial Originally Posted by C0FFINCASE
- 30 Oct. 2011 02:05pm #6
Honestly, I would say. Dont do tutorials. Bad learning, it will change the way your brain thinks and we dont want that. Just think of a program to make, and do it. When you get stuck, google search it
Eventually, youll master the language because you just self-taught yourself.
Originally Posted by C0FFINCASE Originally Posted by Artificial Originally Posted by Artificial
- 30 Oct. 2011 03:32pm #7 Self taught myself in vb.net it worked okay. But I guess I could try that one, thanks! Originally Posted by MattSmith Honestly, I would say. Dont do tutorials. Bad learning, it will change the way your brain thinks and we dont want that. Just think of a program to make, and do it. When you get stuck, google search it Eventually, youll master the language because you just self-taught yourself.
- 30 Oct. 2011 05:39pm #8
Id only look up tutorials on how to do a certain thing if I got stuck.
So pretty much what matt said.yup this is really me gamersoul AVA
- 30 Oct. 2011 06:20pm #9
Does c# not have a manual?
- 30 Oct. 2011 06:45pm #10 Right. It's because it's not just dragging and dropping. Originally Posted by Baditude
- 30 Oct. 2011 07:07pm #11 Sure is. Originally Posted by The UnIntelligible
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- 30 Oct. 2011 08:50pm #12 C#, a complete manual. HA!. Your funny. Their is no 'manual' though there are a shit ton of books. Reference books, learn to books. Just with an other language. These books are big, unlike HTML where (if its not HTML5 of course) it takes very little to explain. Originally Posted by HTML
(1000th post on LG 2.0 for me. I miss my 3k+ post count :< )
Originally Posted by C0FFINCASE Originally Posted by Artificial Originally Posted by Artificial
- 30 Oct. 2011 09:04pm #13 Yeah, you just have to specify it in the general C#/Visual Studio installation. There's also a lot of other help resources such as MSDN, etc. Originally Posted by HTML
Edit: It's just not as comprehensive as the documentation HTML listed below.Last edited by The Unintelligible; 30 Oct. 2011 at 09:16pm.
- 30 Oct. 2011 09:14pm #14 No I assumed C# had documentation like PHP does. I mean, you can't learn everything from a book. Originally Posted by MattSmith
PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor
Full documentation.
Jelly?
I look up functions all the time.Last edited by HTML; 30 Oct. 2011 at 09:19pm.
- 31 Oct. 2011 01:54am #15
All I did when I was learning how to program was learn most of the basics. If statements, try's, exceptions, how to declare variables, arrays, and a few other things. After that I just started researching when I got stuck and it would always drag me into something else thus helping me learn more and more.
Originally Posted by Zanzabar Originally Posted by Artificial Thomas says
Who the hell DDOSs now days?
That's like robbing a bank with a water gun.
- 31 Oct. 2011 01:57am #16 Seems pretty legit. I guess I'll try to do that. Originally Posted by Chad
- 31 Oct. 2011 11:17am #17 I know of php.net :p php.net/functionname and it forwards you to the correct function. C# does not have it because its branched off of other languages. PHP is its own thing. C# has C, C++, VB. All in .NET. So, Microsoft wont create one. Unless you paid them. They think too much of the money.. Originally Posted by HTML No I assumed C# had documentation like PHP does. I mean, you can't learn everything from a book.
PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor
Full documentation.
Jelly?
I look up functions all the time.
Originally Posted by C0FFINCASE Originally Posted by Artificial Originally Posted by Artificial
- 03 Sep. 2019 10:14am #18
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