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I am not that good at programming. I finished my masters degree in electronics. I want to learn C#, the .NET Framework, and SQL. How much time do you think it would take (if I have 5 hours a day to devote to it)? Also, what order do I learn them in? I have Visual Web Developer 2008, is that enough to begin?
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I should have specified that I wish to make a career out .NET Development. I'd like to give myself 2 months to get the 'basics' down. As a developer, what is expected out of you in IT companies? What skillset do they require and what are the responsibilities as a junior or mid-level developer? I don't have any industry experience, will I be able to get a feel of the job duties while at home?
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It can take a few weeks to a few months to learn C. Each programmer has their own specific timeline in learning the programming language, especially if they are an absolute beginner. Therefore there is no one-size-fits-all for learning how to code using C.
Likewise, the educational program isn't excessively intricate or tedious to follow, as all you require is to experience a few subjects every day and you'll cover the whole schedule in basically 10 days. Along these lines, plunge into the C language world and improve your programming abilities for new job openings!
That is simply not possible. You could learn HTML, CSS or any other simple language in a week but C is an OOP language meaning it has tons of concepts to learn which for a beginner takes a lot of time to understand no matter how intelligent you are. C for an average person is about 6–8 months of learning.
C is more difficult to learn than JavaScript, but it's a valuable skill to have because most programming languages are actually implemented in C. This is because C is a “machine-level” language. So learning it will teach you how a computer works and will actually make learning new languages in the future easier.
That's like asking how long it would take to learn French:
Then again, plenty of people (most normal people, non-programmers) never learn those subjects, so if you're like "most" people then the answer would be "it would take forever" or "it will never happen".
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