Is C# hard to learn?

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"Im hoping the reason you're looking to learn C# is to get a job" me with 20 tabs of game design tutorials open

Don't memorize. Google a lot, I mean a lot. I felt that.

I started with JavaScript 6 months ago and it was sooo hard I almost quite but somehow I keep going. I got to the point where I am comfortable with JS and 2 weeks ago I started a kind of Bootcamp and I needed to go through c#. Let me tell you. C# seems sooo easy now, I can't even believe that I understand those stuff. I think The harders thing is until you get into that developer mindset. After that, any language is easier to learn. The first one is the hardest no matter what. At least this is what I think.

This video totally changed my view on software development. I honestly thought you had to memorize the language and all of that in order to sit down and code something from scratch. I learned Python for like 6 months and gave up because I couldn't sit down and just start coding from memory. I figured that's what I needed to do to be a successful programmer. I'm starting over with C# hoping to either develop my own apps/games or get a job as a developer. A lot of the things I learned in Python have transferred over into C#. Like logic and how code is structured and all of that. Thank you for this video, it was just the motivation I need to try harder and start thinking about how to make things come together, rather than memorizing a million lines of code.

I really appreciate these videos. They are incredibly informative!

I learned the MERN stack + PostgreSQL and decided I needed to learn something else, your videos inspired me to learn C#, so far it’s pretty cool!!

Your videos are giving me a lot of clarity. There's so much ambiguity in what to do next in tech.

Again! Best career advice so far on YouTube! To the point, professional, philosophical, genuine and motivational!

thanks for the good advice 🙏🏻💪🏻

Hey guys. I'm mostly an HTML and CSS guy. With that said, I've dabbled on Java and C# on a surface level. However, there's just something that FEELS better when using C#. I can't exactly tell why, especially since the codebase structure and environment are supposedly similar.

I’ve been in school as a CompSci major for about a year and a half (programming classes specifically) but so far i’ve only been able to cover C++ in class. I plan on independently starting to learn C# as my second language especially after some of my other friends (some in the field some in school) have recommended it, so i’m hoping the switch won’t be too brutal so long as i practice!

I like C # alone because of Microsoft's Azure Cloud. MS makes it really easy to develop webapps. Greetings from Germany. I realy like your channel.

Great PEP talk, went from being disillusioned, to inspired enough, not to be daunted.

wow there's great advice in here. good job!

Good advice. I started learning C# this year. I recommend the O’Reilly Head First C# book. Once I got > halfway through that, I took a break and started working on my own project to reinforce everything that I learned up to that point. I am planning a simple SQL front-end project after I finish the other project and the book.

You sound so pragmatic and reasonable. No overblown bubbles of false hope. Thanks for your guidance. Please keep this up. :thanksdoc: On a side note, I find the beginnings of your videos, like this one, hilarious.

I'm learning c# by making games in unity.

This was refreshing to listen to someone who doesn't launch straight into forcing jargon down my throat! Great video

Yes Bobby, Your advices are same as mine. We should know how to make a software and what are possible ways by any language. I had worked in C#, Java, SQL, front ends, Angular with clouds and I never tried memorizing things but can use all technologies.