C# Learning for a Beginner : To do a project without having read big concepts

My recommandation ot read article about important topics if you dont want to read whole books by this way you can get more infomation about the concepts and coding details>

You get good amount of article on : CodeProject

My experience has shown that it is usually too dry to just read a book without do some coding in the meanwhile to apply the things you just learned.

If you hesitate to start over with your project at least try the samples given in the book.

It is like really getting in touch with the things that are just written down in the book.

BTW: Your English is fine - but I'm not a native speaker either.

Yes just start coding. Think of things you would want or simple games that you would like to do and research and trial and error till you get somewhere on it, even if you don't finish you will learn. I would image that that book has some code snippets in there you can try out and play with as well.

Also check out http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx right at the top they just put up some videos (click the desktop icon at the top) that are really good. You can search on there to find lots of info and also if you scroll down and click on Beginner Developer Learning Center there are lots of great videos in there as well.

Something else you might want to check out is an article in http://hackermonthly.com/hackermonthly-issue1-revised.pdf called "2 Steps to Becoming a Great Developer."

Oh and this isn't C# but C++, but it will get you understanding the basic concepts of object oriented programing. http://www.youtube.com/user/antirtfm?blend=1&ob=4 These videos are great and the guy who made them put a lot of time into them.

When I am learning a new language I always do some of the problems at http://projecteuler.net/[Project Euler][1] this helps to make sure you understand the basic logic behind the language, and as it you can solve them using console apps you don't have to worry about a UI