will i need to learn the basics for c#

before i can start developing games or will the software help for new begginers. i am learning (supposedly the basics of c++ this year) but not c#, althought microsoft just donated sum stuff to my high school so i imagine it will be microsofts visual c++. i was just wondering if im going to haft to go through the hardships of learning c#. I would aprreciate it if anyone could give me a good website to learn the latest version of c# or atleast were u learned i would appreciate it thanks

[490 byte] By [Digo21] at [2007-12-23]

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# 1

I am from a Visual Basic background myself and after already having a subscription I found http://www.learnvisualstudio.net to be very useful. I don't think you would have any problems learning both C# and C++ as C# was modeled mostly on C++.

Still if you are new to programming, welcome and don't give-up.

Blisardo at 2007-8-31 >

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# 2

I run the www.learn-XNA.com site, over there we have 2 videos up so far. The first is about geting C# and MDX installed (pretty easy to do) and the second video was just put up today and it is the first of three videos on learning C#. The videos from www.learnvisualstudios.net are good too.

aka_Big_Wurm at 2007-8-31 >

# 3

One good place to start is the Visual Studio Express Pages on MSDN, there is also a video series that you can follow that takes you through the basics of C# (http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualcsharp/easytolearn/). In relation to XNA and MDX (Managed DirectX) you should have a look at www.thezbuffer.com. On this site The Zman has a good collection of tutorials and resources that target all levels. With XNA it will be good to start learning the basics of C# and MDX.

GlennWilson at 2007-8-31 >

# 4

I would like to thank you guys with this and i will try all of your options

Digo21 at 2007-8-31 >

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