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Learning C#

gimik

gimik

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I wanna learn how to code C# in order to make plugins and CC's because i'm interested in that stuff, so my question is, where's a good place to start learning to code WoW related stuff?

Thanks in advanced!
 
E-books from various torrent sites will get you started. Having a real book is better for some. Head to amazon, you will find a ton of beginner books out there. Microsoft offers their visual C# program for free for personal use. Its rather stripped down but it works just fine for CC deving.

The problem comes in that unless you learn really fast, you wont be making plugins or CCs right off the bat. Your best bet is to start with a popular plug in or CC and read it line by line to learn what each of those lines do. Then experiment by modding the code to your needs to see the results. Then when your ready get a blank template and start coding.
 
If i could find a well commented CC/plugin it'd be sooo helpful i can't find any tuts on C# because i can't buy anything since I'm 16 and don't have any money/ a CC so gahhh
 
I want to know what's with those clouds that lie in our game bot? and whether it represents a threat to our bots
 
check out the rest of this forum. this is prob the 50th "I wanna learn C#" thead.
L2 search
 
K well L2 not be rude also why post if it's not helpful? Damn trolls.

*EDIT*

I saw your Location and I'm visiting in Olympia atm xD
 
Step 1. Download uTorrent.
Step 2. Google "OReilly.Programming.C.Sharp.4.0.6th.Edition.Aug.2010.eBook-BBL"
Step 3. ???
Step 4. Profit.

edit: for some reason when i save, it puts a space in between "2010" - that's obiously not supposed to be there.
 
Mordd said:
The problem comes in that unless you learn really fast, you wont be making plugins or CCs right off the bat. Your best bet is to start with a popular plug in or CC and read it line by line to learn what each of those lines do. Then experiment by modding the code to your needs to see the results. Then when your ready get a blank template and start coding.
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Oh, and this is somewhat true. I wrote my entire warrior CC without ever touching a C# book. I really just downloaded all of the other CCs I could find (i even got a few ideas from old Glider CC's) and checked out how they did things and made them work how I needed them to.. But I am also familiar with several other programming languages, including C - so the concepts are probably much easier to grasp if you already have some kind of programming background. And it's a lot easier to learn by trial-and-error in my opinion.
 
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