C# Teacher

08/06/2009 01:08 shadow8994#1
I need a Patient C# teacher reply if anyone can help me. I'll be trying ot teach my self till then
08/06/2009 01:24 TehPwnzor#2
i can teach you simple stuff like npc's and making noblity and shit.. not the advanced stuff cuz im not a good teacher
add me msn
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08/06/2009 01:30 Ultimatum#3
pm me your msn. Ill add you later
08/06/2009 09:38 xellios#4
PM meh too if you want.. ill teach you the "advanced" stuffz xD
08/06/2009 15:46 _tao4229_#5
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PM meh too if you want.. ill teach you the "advanced" stuffz xD
How can you teach what you don't know?
08/06/2009 15:49 enigma2148#6
just go to [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] u can learn here without helping by others
08/06/2009 15:50 _Emme_#7
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How can you teach what you don't know?
I sort of agree. In my eyes, the minor advanced stuffs is the encryption (non released ofcourse), making stable sockets and a good connection, NPCs/Commands etc aint advanced stuffs..
08/06/2009 15:59 xellios#8
Never told you NPCs and such ;o ffs ignorant:P
08/06/2009 16:01 InfamousNoone#9
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I sort of agree. In my eyes, the minor advanced stuffs is the encryption (non released ofcourse), making stable sockets and a good connection, NPCs/Commands etc aint advanced stuffs..
no.
08/06/2009 16:08 danielachraf#10
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08/06/2009 16:28 _tao4229_#11
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Microsoft Lessons are very useful [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
The MS tutorials pretty much blow IMO
08/06/2009 16:49 unknownone#12
Express editions suck. Given that most of you are in high school or college, you are entitled to the full Visual Studio 2008 Pro ([Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]). You can also download the full [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...].

@OP. If you're serious about learning C#, start running away from this forum and don't look back. When you're messing around with people's badly written code, you are just going to learn the wrong way to do things. Start from scratch, not someone else's code.
08/06/2009 17:26 Kiyono#13
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Express editions suck. Given that most of you are in high school or college, you are entitled to the full Visual Studio 2008 Pro ([Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]). You can also download the full [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...].

@OP. If you're serious about learning C#, start running away from this forum and don't look back. When you're messing around with people's badly written code, you are just going to learn the wrong way to do things. Start from scratch, not someone else's code.
So can you tell me why the express editions suck?
08/06/2009 20:17 unknownone#14
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So can you tell me why the express editions suck?
No 64 bit support, no remote debugging, single language per IDE which makes code interoperability awkward. No solution folders, very weak support for refactoring, and no class designer. Something I only descovered recently, T4 templates are a godsend for code generation. Database integration is weak or nonexistant. Heck, I don't even thing the express editions have an XML editor.

I'm not familiar with the express editions enough to point out every problem, but when I've attempted to use it, it just doesn't have what I want.