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hai to all daniweb community members,
i need some nice websites on c# because i am new to this.

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Hi — good question. Thanks to , and for the quick pointers. To build on that, here is a short, practical plan and a few trusted resources so you can actually start writing C# code today instead of just reading about it.

Begin with the official language docs and short tutorials so you learn current idioms and tooling: C# Guide is the authoritative reference. For quick, zero-install experiments use an online REPL like DotNetFiddle. When you are ready to install tools, get the .NET SDK from the official site and use Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio Community as your editor. For problem-specific help, the C# tag on Stack Overflow surfaces many practical Q&A: C# on Stack Overflow.

A 10-minute hands-on starter: install the SDK, open a terminal, and run these commands to create and run a console app.

dotnet new console -o HelloWorld
cd HelloWorld
dotnet run

Focus first on syntax, basic OOP, collections and simple IO, then try small projects (calculator, file parser, simple web API). Post what you try here and we can suggest the next tutorials or sample projects tailored to your interests.

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hai to all daniweb community members,
i need some nice websites on c# because i am new to this.

Do you know that Daniweb also have C# forum section: http://www.daniweb.com/forums/forum61.html

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other alternative is searching on yahoo

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Google it. You will find many.

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