DaWei

Pseudo code is merely an expression of the logic in your natural language. For example,

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peace_of_mind

I sent both of the ones I mentioned earlier. You should have two emails with attachments waiting shortly.

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Ooph

Just got back from lunch, hey thanks dude for the eBooks. One more question before I begin learning. Is there a certain method to studying a language? note taking etc? Any methods that have worked for you guys, would be appreciated .

Kelvoron

I fined that just jumping in helps me the best. I am a verry hands on learner so i sit down at the computer with my book learn the syntex and theory behined it and start codeing it untill i know what i am doing. (i am trying the just read the book thin with notes right now and it is driveing me bonkers though i have learnd quite a bit so i guess both aproaches work. One thing i do sugest when doing console applications at the verry top of the docuament you may want to put somthing like this

using sc = System.Console

this will keep you from going insane, none of the books i have read show you this but it cuts down on typing a good bit. you can do this with other things of the same nature but do not go overboard, this will turn:

System.Console.WriteLine("blah");
into
sc.Writeline("blah");

wich dosent seem like much but once you write a program with a few hundred lines of code it adds up.

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DaWei

I'll bet you loved learning about sex .

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Ooph

Haha @ DaWei

I just want to thank all of you guys again for the great input. I hope this will help me begin .

Canis Major

Also, don't forget to keep programming. While you're still learning, it may take a while before the language becomes somewhat "intuitive" for you. So, I suggest doing it frequently. So, you won't have any problems if you're enjoying it.

Once you get used to programming a language, you should be able to learn similar languages quicker.

Bharathi

Hi,

For a beginner, you can learn about variables, strings, loops, functions, procedures in the first capsule.

Once you are familiar with this, you should learn about OOPs programming which includes developing classes, inheritance, polymorphism etc.

Next, you can jump on to application development which includes database design, interface design using Visual studio IDE and program using C#.

If you are developing a database application using C# and SQL server 2005, which is in demand in job market, then you can try this book

Database programming using Vb 2005, C# and sql server 2005

Sil3ncer7

Just put in my order for my books.. I am looking forward to them coming in.

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Bharathi

Hi,

Try this book

"Database programming using visual Basic, C# and sql server 2005".