Problem i got with c# source

[Super Aids]

Ahmed, if you're interested in learning C# then you could take a look at my tutorial here:


I know it's off-site, but there is no way I'd ever copy this over to any other forum.

[pro4never]

Originally Posted by AhmedAli0

no i didn't ask you to personally teach me c#
i just asked you for 1 tip
the tour i was watching saying write these commands bla bla bla
i asked you where should i type these commands or how can i start the new project . so i said " i downloaded the c# 2010 epxress where should i type the codes?" then you said that u don't have time to check my progress and i don't like these guys who feel they r better than me or they even important u might be nothing without your programming languages.

... if you don't know where to even begin to start typing code in visual studio then why have you not bothered looking it up?

No one is claiming you should be a programming expert right from day 1 but if you have not taken the time to do even the most basic of reading on the subject then you're not worth the effort of someone else to help you personally.

It's like saying "how do I bake a pie if I cannot use an oven". The knowledge required to use an oven is fairly common and is unrelated to the knowledge of how to bake a pie. Before asking for baking tips you should really be familiarizing yourself with the environment. It's the same with programming.

[AhmedAli0]

Originally Posted by Fаng

This isn't the place to create an argument. I highly doubt I said that though because that makes no sense. I probably said something along the lines of "I don't have time to check your progress with your source", but it was certainly not in that context. This is irrelevant though. Whether you understood me then or you understand me now, you need to learn how to program on the most basic level before even dreaming about writing your own fixes for a server.

PS: They don't feel like they're better than you. They are better than you because they took the time to actually learn something. And no offense, but you would be nothing without Software Engineers in this modern age of communications as well. All Software Engineer students also know a considerably large amount of Calculus, Physics, and other sciences, so don't just throw random insults at me, do something.

btw i'm studing at the faculty of medicine so i'm taking all the time to learn something.
so i'll just ignore you because this isn't off topic

Originally Posted by Super Aids

Ahmed, if you're interested in learning C# then you could take a look at my tutorial here:


I know it's off-site, but there is no way I'd ever copy this over to any other forum.

finally some one helped me i want to thank you again you are really the best why don't you make forums ? i can make you one if you need.

Originally Posted by pro4never

... if you don't know where to even begin to start typing code in visual studio then why have you not bothered looking it up?

No one is claiming you should be a programming expert right from day 1 but if you have not taken the time to do even the most basic of reading on the subject then you're not worth the effort of someone else to help you personally.

It's like saying "how do I bake a pie if I cannot use an oven". The knowledge required to use an oven is fairly common and is unrelated to the knowledge of how to bake a pie. Before asking for baking tips you should really be familiarizing yourself with the environment. It's the same with programming.

bla bla bla you don't know the story so please don't talk about that.
#request closing this topic cause it's going to be off-topic. and actually i don't need any help again . chose the wrong forums to post my request.

[Super Aids]

No. I can make a forum, but I don't want to.

[AhmedAli0]

Originally Posted by Super Aids

No. I can make a forum, but I don't want to.

ok as u like . but you will gain alot of money btw.
1 question : is there any programming languages i should learn before c#?

[Spirited]

AhmedAli0 Logic: "I can't be wrong, I must be posting things to the wrong forum". I can't wait to see this server you're cooking up. Chris is absolutely right though; you really are trying to bake a pie without an oven.

PS: Most medical and bio-engineer students take at least one programming class to fill their logic requirement.

[pro4never]

Originally Posted by AhmedAli0

ok as u like . but you will gain alot of money btw.
1 question : is there any programming languages i should learn before c#?

All that matters is the main programming concepts. Once you learn those it's fairly simple to learn any language you like.

Once you learn the basics of C# (data types, IO, logic, loops, collections, etc) then I'd suggest you really focus on the object oriented aspect of it. That will be the biggest help for you when it comes to designing medium>large projects as well as programming in general. Some people have issues really grasping how it works but I feel it's the most important thing to really understand before continuing on to more advanced programming problems.

PS: I'd also suggest putting a significant amount of time into learning proper program design. It will save you MANY hours of wasted coding and make your programs more efficient, more readable and just less of a pain to write.