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Does this site have C# (aka "c sharp")?

HI.

I need to know if there are any tutorials in learning c# on this website. No matter how many web design/developer jobs there are out there, for some reason, c# is sooooooo important to employers they instantly say no to you, even if you have all eh other languages they need. I have done php, mysql, javascript, a little JQuery, css3, html5 and they still do't emply me unless I have c#. Why is it so important!? Don't worry, even if there are no c# tutorials, I still need to learn about JQuery, so I'm still going to be here, just not as much if there is not any c#..

Please help, I really want to get a job in web development and I already know like 5 language sand have had really bad luck!

4 Answers

Jonas Gamburg
Jonas Gamburg
11,193 Points

Lol it's funny because I learn C# in my science class, anyway I think this can be a good start: http://www.learncs.org

And this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa288436(v=vs.71).aspx

No there's no c# (although that's the language I program in day to day). Nearest equivalents are going to be Java and Objective-C for C like/based languages. Worth gaining the programming experience from the other languages here but for specific c# courses I'd recommend Microsoft's Channel 9 site. Some really decent beginner stuff and a lot of advanced resources too.

Right, thanks guys. That was a really quick response, actually :^) Right, I think I'll start with java because thats also required and I may as well do that since this site has it.

Jonas Gamburg
Jonas Gamburg
11,193 Points

You're right, it's a good thing to start with Java since it's extremely similar to C#, I like Apple.