C# Basics for Beginners

Using step by step progression, presented in small bites, it gradually has the student understanding how to begin using this language.

Very thorough and informative taking it step by step not assuming any prior knowledge or understand but keeps building on learnt topics It was an amazing course.

Explained in details step by step.

Well explained and very easy to follow, step by step.

At the end the class made since but for someone who is new trying to follow through step by step, they would not understand why the lesson is showing something different then what was recommended for a download.

Great course, Great instructor Having only done a modicum of SQL and PL/SQL i appreciate the step by step introduction to C# The course is very well explained and the teacher is excellent!

Great step by step instructions that are clear and easily digested.

Very Nice Clear explanation of the concepts with easy to follow step by step demonstration.

I really appreciate the way Mosh goes step by step and explains every concept he covers.

The course is very well explained, step by step.

Word by work ..i love it Guide step by step!

Step by step build and introduction.

Looking forward to working my way through the intermediate and advanced courses.

Looking forward to the intermediate and advanced courses.

Looking forward to the intermediate and advanced courses offered by Mosh.

Looking forward to the Intermediate and Advanced Courses ahead!

I have your Intermediate and Advanced courses which I will start after I review some of the topics in this course again.

I have already bought both Intermediate and Advanced courses midway, and i think i will not regret it.

While the instructor's intermediate and advanced courses must be purchased separately, I have purchased both in good faith, as I can already tell that they will be worth it.

And having this be the first course I've taken with quizzes, the quizzes also helped to make sure i was retaining what I've learned so I did enjoy that and hope to see more in the intermediate and advanced courses.

Anyway, overall it's a great course and I have purchased the intermediate and advanced courses as well to further deepen my knowledge.

Very good intro course to C#, initially I purchased this course to learn the basics well enough to present the language to my class in an undergrad course but was so interested in furthering my learning that I decided to purchase the intermediate and advanced courses as well.

I was already familiar with most of this content, but I enjoyed reviewing some of this basic stuff, in preparation to take on the intermediate and advanced courses.

This was an excellent course and I am now going to take the intermediate and advanced courses so I can start using them in my career.

For example the "value types" vs "reference types" lecture is a great way to introduce some computer science topics that really help understand what is going on under the hood!

I am using all sources i can to learn C# as a complete beginner in computer science and Mosh courses are my n.1 so far.

I'm currently studying a Bsc in Computer Science, and despite dabbling with C# on a number of occasions it's never really stuck in my head.

I'm well versed in C and C++, and lately have been using Java since I am helping instruct AP Computer Science in a local high school This course proceeds very clearly and logically from beginning to end.

One of the biggest reasons for this is that most 'beginners' guides I've found fall under one of two categories - 1: They are teaching a new language to someone who already knows how to code and assume a knowledge of computer science and coding in general that a beginner doesn't have; or 2: They are designed for computer science/engineer types, and assume a university level knowledge of mathematics.

Now I feel that it's worth paying the price for this course than the £9000 I paid in uni for my Computer Science degree.

It was refreshing to see an instructor who introduces lower level computer science topics inside the material to better piece together teachings!

I come from the JavaScript world and have no formal Computer Science training, so the ground-up approach was really useful for me stepping into a new language.

It's really helping me perceive a better understanding in my future career in computer science and game developing!

I graduated from a BCS in Computer Science and started this course as a mean to learn C#.

I would have liked the instructor to touch more upon .Net framework along with computer science/programming in-correlation to C# (At least I know where to apply future research).

I'm currently in my first year of university studying Computer Science and this course is a really useful tool to help my studies and practice with coding.

This course uses an outdated version of Visual Studio, so when you actually boot up the program to follow along, all of the information Mosh gives doesn't line up with the new appearance of Visual Studio.

I couldn't figure out what version of visual studio he was using and that is messing me up.

its good so far but i wish a notification about what version of visual studios and what addons you should install.

The only trouble I had was that my version of Visual Studio seems to be a little different and a few concepts were hard to apply.

The version of VS is however quite old and the author does a few times mention ReSharer-features that are nowadays found in the free version of Visual Studio.

Minor Points: The version of Visual Studio being used in the videos is older than the current version by at least two versions, so there are parts that will be displayed differently.

The material is well structures and well presented, but the version of Visual Studio in the videos is old, and some of the features and commands have changed, making it hard to follow at some points Currently learning C# as an alternative to my Java training, which is what I'm certified in, and performed with in my last job.

I learned a lot about harambe I have learned many small details about C# so far, I am ready to start practicing coding applications and games Liked the course Very well explained The videos were made with a outdated version of visual studio but other than that it was great.

so far very good course does not tell me which version of visual studio i need to have installed.

Very well put together.

Very well put together!

I think it is very well put together and organized.

Everything is well explained and very well put together.

It seems to be a very well put together course.

A first level teacher able to explain complex concepts with simple language and practical examples that could serve in real world applications.

I highly recommend this course to anyone, who wants to learn an important language, with real world applications.

A bit more real world applications would be great.

· You mention "when making bigger applications" and "when making real world applications" a lot, but some behaviors that this course seems to encourage can lead to memory leaks and other exceptions.

The instructor explains things in a way that makes sense for real world applications.

I would suggest applying the concepts like namespaces, classes, methods/functions, etc... to real world applications.

I enjoy the information / overview at the end of the lectures, it helps conceptualize real world applications.

Mosh is smart but he spends little to no time providing real world applications to his content.

Simple yet effective Introduction to basics of C# so far so good Amazing yes It's a great trip into C# Typed hello world, pretty cool.

This is not just a Hello World course, it took me through some great examples.

Over many years, I've tried different books, tutorials, courses, youtube videos, wikis - pretty much every kind of resource available online, and never found any that I've been able to get much further than "hello world".

Clear, Concise and structured in such a way that when writing the ubiquitous "Hello World" as with any language course, this time however having a greater understanding of it's place in the greater scheme of .Net applications.

Goes into detail about the entirety of Visual Studio, not just how to write a "hello world".

I do wish the hello world was not a standard for introduction.

Easy to follow and informative I've attempted programming languages before such as VB and Java, so am used to the 'Hello World' program in some form or another.

I'm using Visual Studio 2015, but when I ran the program Hello World, I had a lot more text in the window than what was demonstrated here.

I might kick up the speed setting a bit and might adjust the rating later in the course All weekend I attentively read books about C# - and wrote "Hello World" on Visual Studio - had a lot of definitions and concepts in my head.

I've just reached the section where you're supposed to write your first very basic program and "Console" is not recognized as a command so the line of code Mosh uses, "Console.WriteLine("Hello World");" doesn't work properly anymore without additional set up that's not included in the tutorial.

Understandable language luv my hello world Comprehensive The information is very straight forward so far.

This course is great, worth every penny.

Worth every penny, thank you so much!

Just finished to the end and it really is worth every penny.

Thank you for being an excellent instructor and I can say so far its worth every penny even if just for a refresher of fundamental principles of the language.

But its worth every penny.

His content is worth every penny.

I feel I'm coming to master the simple starting parts of C# and look forward to completing this class and moving on to more advanced C# classes.

what a fantastic companion course when looking at working with unity atleast now I have an understanding of functions classes and other elements I look forward to completing this course and many more in future.

I took this class because I've done some VB.NET development in the past with Visual Studio 2008, but want to learn newer Microsoft technologies (WCF/Entity Framework/Xamarin & WPF), where all most classes and coding examples seem to be in C# (the .NET gold standard).

I followed this course up with Mosh's Intermediate and Advanced courses, as well as his Entity Framework and ASP.net MVC courses, and as a result I now have the skills and background to build and deploy my own applications with confidence.

I already bought the intermediate couse and his course on Entity Framework.

I'm currently taking his entity framework course and it has accelerated my learning in that topic.

Looking forward to finish the next 2 C# courses, ASP.NET MVC5, Entity Framework and the upcoming Xamarin!

I decided to purchase all three of his C# courses and after I finish them, I will take the Entity Framework course.

But it was enough that I learned to create controllers, use Entity Framework to create databases, etc.

Awesome Very straight forward about the content of the course and I liked how he broke down how an applications are compiled and what the basic building blocks are.

till now all good good cource I like that he starts with very basic building blocks for learning.

If you know other programming languages, even if they are not object oriented, you will get the hang of it quite fast.

Would like to learn about object oriented programming in this course too.

Goes from the Basics to Object Oriented Programming and classes/methods/fields in a matter of minutes.

Object oriented programming is making a lot more sense after watching half the video.

I am using this as a basic review, I am familiar with other object oriented programs.

I loathed doing any kind of object oriented programming with a compiled language, but so far this has been very informative, and he does a great job of covering the topics.