Fundamentals of Programming
Understanding C#
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1 points • CalmCatStudio
Some of it is pay to watch, but there is some good free content on there. This is a pretty good course. It doesn't dive into any of the deeper topics, but it covers the basics pretty well. Good luck pal!
1 points • schdy
Check out this free udemy course that clarified a lot of concepts for me. https://www.udemy.com/course/understandingc/
1 points • __ihavenoname__
If you ask here you will be told to refer Microsoft docs because "it has excellent documentation", this is not true cause the documentation is bloated (just like the Microsoft OS lol) and a lot of nesting is done on the documentation page, it is so easy to get lost and there is so much to learn with .net eco system in general, however if you just want to get started with c# here is a free course on udemy which is pretty solid even though it's from 2013 I guess. It covers fundamental concepts of c#.
2 points • CurtisEffland
Literally the one I'm learning from now, and think is really great compared to some other (paid) courses is https://www.udemy.com/course/understandingc/ (free).
Another great free resource I use is https://www.w3schools.com/cs/index.php
2 points • murt98
I'm in no way qualified to answer this (just started learning c# this week), but I like this guy ( C# Fundamentals for Absolute Beginners | Channel 9 ) and Jabrils' tutorial. I also plan on going through this guy's free course since I heard great things about him Fundamentals of Programming: Understanding C# | Udemy . There's also tutorials by Mike Dane, Angel Six, and Danny Krossing (all of them are on youtube).
If you're like me and do better from videos than something written, then maybe one of these guys will strike a chord with you.
1 points • Pixiedust1988
I am also planning on leaving retail for a software role...
I started a software diploma part-time whilst working and am finishing in November.
There are lots of free resources to help learn coding.
FreeCodeCamp, CS50 on edx, there's a good free C# course on udemy ( https://www.udemy.com/course/understandingc/learn/lecture/2216654?start=0#overview ) , Codecademy.
The best advice I have for software is to build stuff and contribute to other peoples projects (e.g. github) so people can see what you can do.
Hope that helps!
Best of luck!