After learning the basics what should I do ?

Question

now that I have learned the basics of c#, I want like to go deeper. what do you guys recommend me?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Practice what you know. Make small programs to see if you understand certain concepts. You will eventually have the basics baked into your brain.

Since you learnt c# try out Unity. It's a game engine with c# as a base language.

If you like games give it a shot. All the knowledge you acquired so far will help you and you'll learn more advanced things as you continue your journey.

Start small and you'll eventually make big and better algorithms.

All the best.

Answer 3

If you would like to learn more about making games - 2D, 2.5D, 3D, AR and VR gaming go to:

https://unity3d.com

The unity engine is free. There are pay for packages once you become a bit more serious about making games.

The support is great the tools are amazing and learning it is fun because there are tons of tutorials out there.

I would suggest checking out YouTube for tutorials.

Begin with a basic game like a space shooter. Understand how to use the engine. It's a bit much in the beginning. But after a week of using it. You'll be a natural. Importing sprites, and making prefabs etc

The code, go at it slowly. Your basic understanding of c# comes in handy here. Don't try and rush understanding everything all at once. That will come naturally after a while and you will be able to make your own small games later on.

I'm sorry. I've only been interested in unity because it's so awesome up make something move and jump and shoot.

If you are interested in unity.
YouTube :
Brackeys
Let's Code Games - Zelda tutorial
Unity - they have awesome tutorials as well ; there site is a good place to find tutorials as well.

For resources
opengameart.org - tons of free art for you.

Answer 4

there are few things you can do: challenges, making your own codes, learn more from an online free course, check other's codes and try to understand the meaning of every code you see, learn from tips given by top users here on SL and in the web...

Answer 5

I've always thinking that learning by building protects help a lot. any source where I can find a lot protects based on c#. thanks guys