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C# learning after almost 3 months pause

So I made a post on how to get back some knowledge after a 1 month and 2 weeks pause on here then another stuff happen and made me pause again the book c# player guide I was at the final project and try it to remember some things and ya a lot of knowldege of the window should i redo the whole book? watch a crash course?

I was so motivated back then and now i am afraid to open the book

WWorriedBlind So I made a post on how to get back some knowledge after a 1 month and 2 weeks p...

Keswiik•12/9/25, 10:03 PM

Honestly, just look at $helloworld for a refresher if you need it, then take a look at $projects for some simple ideas. Learning by making stuff is a lot more fun than following a book IMO

KKeswiik Honestly, just look at $helloworld for a refresher if you need it, then take a l...

MODiX•12/9/25, 10:03 PM

Get started with beginner tutorials

Keswiik•12/9/25, 10:03 PM

$projects

KKeswiik $projects

MODiX•12/9/25, 10:03 PM

Collections of application ideas that anyone can solve in any programming language to improve coding skills:
https://github.com/dotnet/dotnet-console-games
https://github.com/karan/Projects
https://github.com/florinpop17/app-ideas

KKeswiik Honestly, just look at $helloworld for a refresher if you need it, then take a l...

WorriedBlindOP•12/10/25, 6:42 PM

What of those 4 are a refresher? And I think i need a better understanding of interfecese generics and some other things mostly because i hurry myself to go to the challange before trully understand the concept

WWorriedBlind What of those 4 are a refresher? And I think i need a better understanding of in...

Keswiik•12/10/25, 6:48 PM

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/discover-interfaces/
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/paths/implement-interfaces-new/
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/apply-interfaces-code/

Discover Interfaces - Training

In this module, you learn how to design an interface with properties in C#, develop a class that implements the interface, and formulate property definitions within the interface.

Implement interfaces - Training

Implement interfaces

Apply Interfaces in Code - Training

Discover how default implementations in interfaces enable you to add new methods directly into an interface and provide a default implementation.

Keswiik•12/10/25, 6:48 PM

plenty of other training sources on the microsoft site

Keswiik•12/10/25, 6:49 PM

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/get-started-generic-anonymous-types/

Get Started with Generic and Anonymous Types - Training

Get started with generic and anonymous types in C#.

Keswiik•12/10/25, 6:49 PM

and this one covers generics

KKeswiik and this one covers generics

WorriedBlindOP•12/10/25, 6:53 PM

thanks and the refreser? is good to do the interactive text tutorial or should i go for the 5h intro course?

Keswiik•12/10/25, 6:54 PM

up to you

KKeswiik up to you

WorriedBlindOP•12/11/25, 1:42 AM

About learning by doing how you do that without learning the basic? I saw on threads here that it was recommend for beginners to start with projects but how if they know nothing? I saw this recommended a lot and got me confused. How with 0 knowledge you start doing a project, not knowing variables if/else loops switches not talking about the oop?

WWorriedBlind About learning by doing how you do that without learning the basic? I saw on thr...

Keswiik•12/11/25, 1:49 AM

Well you sound like you aren't starting with 0 knowledge, hence why I suggested looking at projects after doing a refresher if you feel it is necessary. For someone with 0 knowledge I would suggest following some of those MS interactive courses to get the basics down, then begin working on projects.

KKeswiik Well you sound like you aren't starting with 0 knowledge, hence why I suggested ...

WorriedBlindOP•12/11/25, 6:00 PM

I don't think will be bad to do all of the interactive course to strength my basic should I read some documentation for each step I do?

Keswiik•12/11/25, 6:02 PM

Knowing how to read documentation is a good skill to have so it's not a bad idea

KKeswiik Knowing how to read documentation is a good skill to have so it's not a bad idea

WorriedBlindOP•12/11/25, 6:05 PM

I try to do that at first but then I saw some things in the examples that I did not know and it confused me

C# learning after almost 3 months pause

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