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My First C# Class

April 11, 2005 by  
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I went to my first C# class last Thursday. The class is from 6:00pm – 10:00pm, so I was pretty tired, but very happy at the same time. The teacher was talking a bit too fast though, and he did assume that everyone programmed in Visual Studio before. It’s been a very long time since I touched C++, so this was a review for me.

My favorite part of the class was when he showed us how to make a Windows Application! I didn’t know programming could involve so much drag and drop. lol I guess I’m not use to it. But I think that part was borrowed from Visual Basic. In that whole application, I onput typed out one line of code… very nifty!

At the end of class, we had to write two programs which were very simple if you knew some programming. I’ll have to upload them later here. :) Wish me luck on the class! He’s cramming 12 chapters in just 7 weeks (7 sessions)!

If you’re interested in C# also, here are some useful links:
MSDN Visual C#
C# Corner
C# Help
Dot Net Fun

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  • http://will.id.au/blog Will

    Cool. Yeah, for the basic stuff it’s just drag and drop then connect up a bit of code to do extra stuff :)

    Yeah it’s all been originally derived from the ease of use of the VB days.

    There’s usually a lot of resources out there if you need it, chances are, doing a google search will uncover a solution.

    For Windows apps you might like to check out:
    http://www.windowsforms.net/

    And for Web (ASP.NET) Apps you should check out:
    http://www.asp.net/

    You might like to check out the Forums for both if you need more help than you can readily find available.

  • http://will.id.au/blog Will

    Cool. Yeah, for the basic stuff it’s just drag and drop then connect up a bit of code to do extra stuff :)

    Yeah it’s all been originally derived from the ease of use of the VB days.

    There’s usually a lot of resources out there if you need it, chances are, doing a google search will uncover a solution.

    For Windows apps you might like to check out:
    http://www.windowsforms.net/

    And for Web (ASP.NET) Apps you should check out:
    http://www.asp.net/

    You might like to check out the Forums for both if you need more help than you can readily find available.

  • http://daynah.net daynah

    Thank you will! :D

  • http://daynah.net daynah

    Thank you will! :D