Is it required to read all the Microsoft document to master in c#

MS DOCX is awesome but you can't easily go through all their documentation if you have no prior c# experience. I find them a little tough to understand sometimes, however, their 101 series and projects provided

under each category are very good.

As mentioned by vishal yelve, you can watch shivprasad koiral's videos.

1. I find Koiral sir's for c#are the best, meaning better than any other material available on the internet.

I went through his c# videos 6-7 years back, and I guarantee nobody can replace him in teaching.

2. Next, comes kudvenkat, his youtube videos are boon for all students who can't afford to purchase a course.

3. then comes the Microsoft documentation.

4. After that, I find Mahesh Chand's sir E-Book available here on c# Corner, namely C# for Beginners, Collections, Dictionary, etc. I remembered these 3 E-Books which I have read thoroughly you can find other E-Books written by him as well.

5. Then the last is Mosh Hamdani, who is also a master of his craft, a mind-blowing teacher.

And last it is you and your laptop, how much you can practice and how long you enjoy writing codes.

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Rajanikant Hawaldar4y ago
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Microsoft documentation is HUGE. You can choose a project and complete the #100DaysOfCode challenge to gain consistency and learn on the way
Sachin Singh4y ago
MS DOCX is awesome but you can't easily go through all their documentation if you have no prior c# experience. I find them a little tough to understand sometimes, however, their 101 series and projects provided
under each category are very good.

As mentioned by vishal yelve, you can watch shivprasad koiral's videos.
1. I find Koiral sir's for c#are the best, meaning better than any other material available on the internet.
I went through his c# videos 6-7 years back, and I guarantee nobody can replace him in teaching.

2. Next, comes kudvenkat, his youtube videos are boon for all students who can't afford to purchase a course.

3. then comes the Microsoft documentation.
4. After that, I find Mahesh Chand's sir E-Book available here on c# Corner, namely C# for Beginners, Collections, Dictionary, etc. I remembered these 3 E-Books which I have read thoroughly you can find other E-Books written by him as well.
5. Then the last is Mosh Hamdani, who is also a master of his craft, a mind-blowing teacher.

And last it is you and your laptop, how much you can practice and how long you enjoy writing codes.
Vishal Yelve4y ago
I don't think so, practice makes more perfect. You can read documents but, also you need to do practice too.. There are lots of videos available on c# for references on YouTube. Kudvenet - c# tutorial Shivprasad Koirala sir's videos. Etc.