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You are lucky that you have a good C# teacher.
In my college teachers don't have idea about C#. Moreover they pronounced it as C hash. 😞😞😞f***
From last some months I am learning C# from online sites and doing project on it using WPF and stuff. Really learning a lot about that language.
But I have one problem I don't know what should I learn about it as there are many things to learn about it. So do you have your syllabus outline so that I can refer it to learn the language in the correct sequence. -
@MCCshreyas she has been the only teacher that truly help me to understand the foundations of programming. The classes that I'm taking now, the professors only know the theory and suck if they have to code something.
My C# teacher. From all the beginning CS classes that I have taken she is the only that I really respect. She took the time to teach us how operators work, took the time to teach us Pseudo code, and made us code using just a pen and paper. I bought my laptop (instead of a desktop) to code along her in classes. She would ask us how to solve something. Gave us like 5 min to think about it, and then we would answer it, and she would translate our solution to code making comments for us to fully understand what was going on.
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