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Dear all,
I am very new to Object oriented programming. I am learning C# at the moment. I have been following web sites and also a book, Head first C#( an e book I downloaded ). As I learn the concepts like classes, methods, variables, main method, etc. I have
realised that its not practical to learn the concepts without actually writing programs. For example I would never experience the difference between the keywords public and private if I did not use them in a real program though I understand the differnce conceptually
by reading the book and web sites.
So I would like to know if there is any web site or a e book(pdf that can be downloaded) in which C# assignment are given in the order of difficulty(WITH ANSWERS TOO) so that I can actually write programs and check if I can do what I learn.
For example the first assignment would be to simply write the "Hello World" program and the difficulty of programs would increase step by step. This way of learning would be much efficient and productive rather than reading and trying to understand the examples
given in the books. If I encounter any problem, then I can refer to the book and other material avaialble on line. It will be a learn by mistakes procedure.
Please let me know if you know such a source for this. A web link would be great indeed.
Many thanks.
Have a nice day!
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I am very new to Object oriented programming. I am learning C# at the moment. I have been following web sites and also a book, Head first C#( an e book I downloaded ). As I learn the concepts like classes, methods, variables, main method, etc. I have
realised that its not practical to learn the concepts without actually writing programs. For example I would never experience the difference between the keywords public and private if I did not use them in a real program though I understand the differnce conceptually
by reading the book and web sites.
So I would like to know if there is any web site or a e book(pdf that can be downloaded) in which C# assignment are given in the order of difficulty(WITH ANSWERS TOO) so that I can actually write programs and check if I can do what I learn.
For example the first assignment would be to simply write the "Hello World" program and the difficulty of programs would increase step by step. This way of learning would be much efficient and productive rather than reading and trying to understand the examples
given in the books. If I encounter any problem, then I can refer to the book and other material avaialble on line. It will be a learn by mistakes procedure.
Please let me know if you know such a source for this. A web link would be great indeed.
Many thanks.
Have a nice day!
View the full article