Beginners learn a list of easy paths and methods.net
- 2020-05-07 20:16:36
- OfStack
How to learn.net? Ha ha, I am experienced person, at the beginning of the study time that anxious! I still remember it. So now I learn 1 some experience to share 1, if the wrong place, please correct!
. Learn C# as a new language;
Check out C# introductory classics and C# advanced programming;
Don't be confused by VC, BCB, BC, MC, TC -- they are integrated development environments, and we are learning a language;
Don't let go of any seemingly simple problems with this site - they are often not that simple, or can lead to a lot of points
Just because you can use Visual vs doesn't mean you can use C#;
"Learning c# is not difficult, long-term practice and spare no effort to read widely;
If you are not a genius, if you want to learn programming, don't want to play games!
You can't learn C# by reading Visual vs;
Impetuous people are easy to say: XX language is not good, should learn YY; - is your own line! ?
Impetuous people are easy to ask: what should I learn in the end; Don't ask, just learn;
Impetuous people are easy to ask: XX money? -- suggest you rob a bank;
Impetuous people tend to ask: XX or YY which is better; - all right, I tell you - as long as you learn;
There are two kinds of impetuous people: those who only watch and do not learn; People who learn but don't insist;
Better to keep outdated technology in mind than to talk about it.
.C# is more than just an object-oriented programming language;
One of the best ways to learn programming is to read the source code.
At no time should you think that you have enough books in your hands;
If you can read a book, please read it carefully. Do not understand the book, please read the skin;
Don't expect to remember and master anything after the first reading -- look at the second and third;
Instead of arguing about whether XX is ok or whether YY is better than ZZ, discuss meaningful C knowledge with others.
Don't think there's anything wrong with learning C# after learning XX - you're just learning a whole new language;
After reading "C# advanced programming" to determine whether you have C# introduction;
The secret of learning to program is: program, program, reprogram;
Remember: object-oriented technology is not just C#;
Please input the program example of the book to the computer practice, even if the supporting CD has the source code;
Expand on the meaningful examples you see in the book;
Please pay attention to the exception handling technique in C# and apply it to your own program.
Review the programs you have written before and try to rewrite them to apply what you have learned.
Don't leave out any of the exercises in the book -- do them all and write down your ideas;
C# language and C# integrated development environment to be learned and mastered at the same time;
Since you have decided to learn C#, please stick to it, because the purpose of learning programming language is to master programming technology, and programming technology is cross-language;
Let the various platforms and development environments of the C# language compete fiercely. We will focus on learning the C# language itself.
When you're halfway through an C# program and realize you're using it badly, don't stop. Please do the rest of the work as soon as possible to ensure the integrity of the design, then analyze your own errors and redesign and write;
Never because the program is "small" not to follow some rules you are not familiar with -- good habits are developed, not remembered;
Every time you learn a difficult C# point, try to explain it to someone else and make them understand it -- if you can explain it clearly, you really understand it.
· keep a record of what you have missed or didn't understand while communicating with others;
Keep asking for more from the programs you write, even if the version number is XX.
Save all the programs you've written -- it's the best you've got.
Please don't be impetuous;
Please love C#!
. Learn C# as a new language;
Check out C# introductory classics and C# advanced programming;
Don't be confused by VC, BCB, BC, MC, TC -- they are integrated development environments, and we are learning a language;
Don't let go of any seemingly simple problems with this site - they are often not that simple, or can lead to a lot of points
Just because you can use Visual vs doesn't mean you can use C#;
"Learning c# is not difficult, long-term practice and spare no effort to read widely;
If you are not a genius, if you want to learn programming, don't want to play games!
You can't learn C# by reading Visual vs;
Impetuous people are easy to say: XX language is not good, should learn YY; - is your own line! ?
Impetuous people are easy to ask: what should I learn in the end; Don't ask, just learn;
Impetuous people are easy to ask: XX money? -- suggest you rob a bank;
Impetuous people tend to ask: XX or YY which is better; - all right, I tell you - as long as you learn;
There are two kinds of impetuous people: those who only watch and do not learn; People who learn but don't insist;
Better to keep outdated technology in mind than to talk about it.
.C# is more than just an object-oriented programming language;
One of the best ways to learn programming is to read the source code.
At no time should you think that you have enough books in your hands;
If you can read a book, please read it carefully. Do not understand the book, please read the skin;
Don't expect to remember and master anything after the first reading -- look at the second and third;
Instead of arguing about whether XX is ok or whether YY is better than ZZ, discuss meaningful C knowledge with others.
Don't think there's anything wrong with learning C# after learning XX - you're just learning a whole new language;
After reading "C# advanced programming" to determine whether you have C# introduction;
The secret of learning to program is: program, program, reprogram;
Remember: object-oriented technology is not just C#;
Please input the program example of the book to the computer practice, even if the supporting CD has the source code;
Expand on the meaningful examples you see in the book;
Please pay attention to the exception handling technique in C# and apply it to your own program.
Review the programs you have written before and try to rewrite them to apply what you have learned.
Don't leave out any of the exercises in the book -- do them all and write down your ideas;
C# language and C# integrated development environment to be learned and mastered at the same time;
Since you have decided to learn C#, please stick to it, because the purpose of learning programming language is to master programming technology, and programming technology is cross-language;
Let the various platforms and development environments of the C# language compete fiercely. We will focus on learning the C# language itself.
When you're halfway through an C# program and realize you're using it badly, don't stop. Please do the rest of the work as soon as possible to ensure the integrity of the design, then analyze your own errors and redesign and write;
Never because the program is "small" not to follow some rules you are not familiar with -- good habits are developed, not remembered;
Every time you learn a difficult C# point, try to explain it to someone else and make them understand it -- if you can explain it clearly, you really understand it.
· keep a record of what you have missed or didn't understand while communicating with others;
Keep asking for more from the programs you write, even if the version number is XX.
Save all the programs you've written -- it's the best you've got.
Please don't be impetuous;
Please love C#!