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Online C# class
I'd like a personal referral (not a Google search) for both a beginning and an intermediate online C# class. I learned it on my own, so I'm sure that I'm missing things. It needs to use VS 2010 or VS2012. Then I have to learn the difference between that and C++.
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Have you checked out the tutorials here on EE? http://www.experts-exchange.com/tutorials/cSharp.jsp
Another great source for presentations, videos and some class material is MSDN's Channel 9. They have a complete video series on C# for beginners. Lots of intermediate and advanced material and presentations from their TechEd Conferences too.
I am using this site: Pluralsight. They have beginner, intermediate and advanced video classes. You can use your smart phones and PC for viewing content but you need to pay a small monthly fee though.
Do any of these provide code that you can download? Not just "Hello World" - I need SQL, arrays, object/class/library use and control, etc.
As you can tell, I haven't looked at them yet - don't have much time to search. That's why I'm asking EE :)
Don't mind paying for the classes, either, but I do need support for questions. Does Pluralsight provide this?
As you can tell, I haven't looked at them yet - don't have much time to search. That's why I'm asking EE :)
Don't mind paying for the classes, either, but I do need support for questions. Does Pluralsight provide this?
Oh - and especially XML and VS supporting or other products available for use in VS - someone mentioned XPath to me.
The Channel 9 site offers some materials depending on the video or series. The beginning series in the link I provided above, has source code available where appropriate. They do have a comments section where you can respond, but not a formal Q&A. There are forums, but again, it's not a guarantee you'll get an answer in any kind of time frame. There are lots of help sites around with active memberships that can help. Obviously here at EE, Stack Overflow, Technet, MSDN, etc. If you're looking for more of a classroom situation, you'll probably have to look into pay sites with live events. It will get down to how much time and money you want to expend. More personal time and less money, the forums and free videos work pretty well. Less time and more cost, sites like Pluralsight or Microsoft Training Partners (check the online offerings)
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This is specific to the author of the training you've watched. While in the video training there is a lot of reference links that can help you with your questions, I believe that questions about the training video are not included in the Pluralsight's arrangement with the individual authors. You can although email the author if you really need it.
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