Looking at your profile: It seems you are familiar with VB(4,5,6) and also Java.
C# will most closely resemble Java for you.
After you've built the skeleton "Hello, World" as @skatamatic suggests, you should take one of your simple, but successful Java programs and convert it to C#.
You'll be able to see the difference in primitives (bool vs. boolean) and the similarities.
If you convert something you already know, you'll at least have a design to follow.
thines01
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You can start by knowing what c# can do for developing a program
then start with the Data Types
then with the Logical, Operators, Comparator
then Control Statements
then Loops
then Arrays
then Methods
then Classes
while you are learning these,
you can either use:
console application (command line in windows)
or
windows forms application(graphical user interface)
to develop a tiny programs
you can use an IDE(integrated development environment)
to get started
one of that i like most is Visual c# express by microsoft
which is free
download it online!
goodluck to your learning!
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