Last question for 2 weeks I swear! (Unless it's about a source)

Like I said, don't even focus on implementation right now. Learn the entire language before even looking at private server sources. Without understanding the language, no one can explain implementation specifics to you. For example, I couldn't explain packets (without explaining stuff that you should know already) to you without you knowing variables, and the different sizes and types, at the very least.

Start at the very beginning. Yes, do a "hello world" program.

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Originally Posted by Lateralus Like I said, don't even focus on implementation right now. Learn the entire language before even looking at private server sources. Without understanding the language, no one can explain implementation specifics to you. For example, I couldn't explain packets (without explaining stuff that you should know already) to you without you knowing variables, and the different sizes and types, at the very least. Start at the very beginning. Yes, do a "hello world" program.

Alright sense you all think that starting over is a good idea I will do that. Can anyone recommend good documentation that is fully documented (so not like Hybrid's because he never finished) and uses practical examples? (Practical examples being once it teaches you a concept, they tell you to code something to get a result they want or to solve a problem and you check it to see if it matches theirs. Basically something that makes you check if your output = theirs)

My e-book is half finished, if you would like to take a look at current things. Still need to cover a lot tho, but it has some things.

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Originally Posted by BaussHacker My e-book is half finished, if you would like to take a look at current things. Still need to cover a lot tho, but it has some things.

Sure I'd love to take a look. Is it on the forum or is it still private?

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Originally Posted by xBlackPlagu3x Sure I'd love to take a look. Is it on the forum or is it still private?

It's private, PM me your msn.

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Originally Posted by xBlackPlagu3x Alright sense you all think that starting over is a good idea I will do that. Can anyone recommend good documentation that is fully documented (so not like Hybrid's because he never finished) and uses practical examples? (Practical examples being once it teaches you a concept, they tell you to code something to get a result they want or to solve a problem and you check it to see if it matches theirs. Basically something that makes you check if your output = theirs)

Use google and cross-reference guides, since some explain certain concepts more understandable or more in-depth than others. Simple as that. After learning a concept, search google for "practice using variables in C#" or something. I don't know; I'm at a university that uses C++, so I never had to learn this way.

Hi

If you want some video tutorials on c# ,lookup thenewboston on youtube he has over 200 videos or about 20 hours of c# tuts. I haven't seen them seen them so I can't comment on the quality but I've seen his java ones and they were pretty good.

Feel free to pm me for help if you want. Although I mainly program in java and c, I've used c# before and most of the programming concepts are the same.

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Originally Posted by tkblackbelt Hi If you want some video tutorials on c# ,lookup thenewboston on youtube he has over 200 videos or about 20 hours of c# tuts. I haven't seen them seen them so I can't comment on the quality but I've seen his java ones and they were pretty good. Feel free to pm me for help if you want. Although I mainly program in java and c, I've used c# before and most of the programming concepts are the same.

THENEWBOSTON HAS C# VIDEOS!? That's how I learned Python. And really fast too! Thanks a lot for this information =D