The Complete C# Programming Course (Udemy.com)

This is a very thorough class that gives the fundamentals of C# which gives you a solid foundation upon which to specialize in .Net and other C# niches. To do this, the instructor has all of your projects revolving around the Console. What prevents this course from getting a full 5 is the instructor will quickly click around through screens faster than I can keep up. Especially in lessons where there are niche tips and tricks being done that are never used again. Despite this, I learned more from this and have already applied it to my Unity C# development. I would recommend this course.

Having had some training in C# and having consulted different books, this course helped me the most out of all the tools to get a handle of the language, especially the logic behind it and the object-oriented aspects. Great explanations, examples, and also the mini-challenges, that really allowed me to make the connections by myself first before showing the best approach. A course I definitely don't regret buying and if you feel lost as a beginner in C# and want to understand how things come together, I highly recomend it

The explanations on most topics, are clear and thorough, but on some occassions, I had trouble understanding what the instructor meant when assigning challenges. It would have helped a lot if step by step instructions for the exercises, had appeared in text boxes in the videos, or as PowerPoint slides cut into the lecture videos as screenshots. A few times, it also took me a while to figure out the pronounciation of some words, but that can be contributed to the fact that the instructor is not a native English speaker. Nothing that caused me trouble, though. Apart from this, the course is quite good, and we should be thankful to Udemy and their instructors, for offering quality courses at ridiculous prices, on as complex subjects as software development, and computer science in general, are.

There is information missing after lesson 118. The solution changes from "IntroductionToOOP" to "CSharpOOP" and is never addressed. After this point, you cant really continue building off the Lesson side of the project, and also the Main Project gets hard to follow because new things were also added without being explained. Effectively after Lesson 118 you will have to copy the source code, and then just follow along with the rest of the videos..which is unfortunate.

I've been programming intermittently for the last 30 years, but never professionally. I've worked in IT for the last 25, mostly infrastructure, but last five years managing development teams. With the pandemic going on I had time, no income (due to the economy), and I really didn't want to waste this opportunity to come out of this event with more technical ability than I went into it. I bought this course after reading the reviews and I am most of the way through it. Said simply: I'm certain this will go down as one of the best decisions for my professional career that I have made in the last decade. The instructor is succinct and clear. His examples are easy to follow and his challenges cleanly support his lectures. He repeats important concepts multiple times, and subsequent lectures tend to build on previous ones. As an old MUD gamer I loved the text-based fantasy game project, and in fact I am building my own as a means of really learning C# and having something that I can show potential employers to demonstrate my understanding of C#. His on-screen markups have helped me fully understand the concepts (in particular the section on arrays and lists. If you are not sure this is the right course for you remember that Udemy offers a money-back guarentee so you cannot lose.

It's a very comprehensive course that totally fulfilled my expectations. Being "The Complete C# Course", it covers from total beginner content to some advanced topics that require a lot of practice, so depending on your initial level you might find it difficult towards the end. However, the instructor is super clear and the lectures are very well structured. All in all, this course was well spent time and money.

One of the most well explained course in C# and also one of the best. A lot of fundamental topics of the language, covered in depth with a unique simplified approach, I thing basic characteristic of the specific instructor. Not all topics of C# covered, but implemented almost all of basic foundations (not only) and a lot more. I thing it stands out and worths 100% to proceed buying this course.

Level: Business/technology consultant. Beginner with programming languages. Reason for taking course: I needed an understanding of arrays, loops, strings, classes, methods, and .NET to be able to prototype RPA solutions with UiPath. Summary: The course was excellent. I would give 6 stars if possible. Result: With about 65% of the C# course completed, I was able to return to UiPath and break through obstacles I encountered earlier (manipulating strings, using variables and arrays, moving data and files, working with objects/methods). Observations: • Tod gets the beginner up and running from a standstill. I had never used an IDE, but quickly found myself comfortable in Visual Studio because he took the time to walk through the basics. • The course is well-constructed and very thorough. Each lesson builds a solid foundation for the next. • Tod’s teaching style is that of a trainer, not just an instructor. Repetition of previous learning allows the student to develop familiarity and speed with software, syntax, and shortcuts. Midway through course I found myself fluent enough with the language that I was setting up arrays and loops without even thinking about them. • The frequent short exercises are challenging enough to solidify the current lesson and draw out previous learning without going too far over the head of the student. • Tod stays off camera and focuses on the code, allowing the student to learn without distractions. • My only criticism is that he sometimes deletes the code that was demonstrated and reuses the variables. This can be confusing when a student is grappling with a new concept. (E.g. lesson 53-placeholders, lesson 67-lists, lesson 70-arrays.) I would suggest leaving the code intact where possible and creating new variables to demonstrate below the previous example. Luckily we can pause and rewind to work through these areas. In summary, I have to say that Tod is an excellent instructor who has developed an exceptional course that is well-paced and thorough. I highly recommend it to anybody seeking a deep understanding of C# and related concepts. Well-done Tod. This is the best online course I’ve taken to date.

Tod explained all of the concepts in a very clear, concise, and easy-to-follow manner. The flow of the course felt natural as well. Any confusion I had was very quickly cleared up by the examples and challenges that were provided. I now feel much more confident in my C# skills! While this course does not cover game design, I would still recommend it as a starting point for those interested in coding games. The course helped me to better understand concepts that will be very important for game development!

The course starts out well, but then falls apart. Code is definitely changed outside of the class, without the students being told what changes were made. The instructor makes mistakes in the code, which isn't a bad thing, but then he flies through correcting them without allowing the students time to see what changes are being made. Changing screens quickly without properly pointing out which section of code you are in is another problem; by the time you look at the top of the screen to verify where he is, you have missed information. You can learn some things from the course, but it gets very frustrating after a while. To top it all off, no final version of the code is given as material; at least that would allow comparison.

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Very good and detailed explanation so far.