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I am looking to switch to C#. I come from a C / C++ background but C# is a little different for me. I am switching mainly because of Silverlight and MVVM; all examples are in C#. Any information is in C# and I am confused when I read through it all.
What is a good place to start learning C# when starting with existing C / C++ knowledge?
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While C is one of the more difficult languages to learn, it's still an excellent first language pick up because almost all programming languages are implemented in it. This means that once you learn C, it'll be simple to learn more languages like C++ and C#.
It is not hard to learn C. Just like any other skill, you will need patience and resilience to master coding using C. The programming language features 32 keywords for its syntax. This makes it a relatively simple coding language to learn.
You can learn C in just 20 days or you can extend that to 45 days also. There is no fixed interval to learn the language.
Start writing code in C# ASAP. Only way to learn the language is to write it. You already understand VB.NET. You've got a huge lead on anyone new to .NET.
Take a smallish application you've written in VB.NET and methodically change it over to C#.
You'll learn the syntax, etc. quickly.
Write all of your future projects in C#. Just force yourself into the change and you'll do fine.
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