c# beginner, direction for my career

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I am willing to start my career in C# web development. I am OPT student . I studied HTML, CSS, javascript, DOM, sql server and little bit ASP. I know all programming basic concepts theoretically And also have hands on experience on HTML, CSS, javascript and SQL server. What else do i need to study to get into the flow?

Posted 3-Apr-13 5:22am

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bbirajdar 3-Apr-13 11:24am

A server side programming language like Java or C#

Richard C Bishop 3-Apr-13 11:34am

How can you know all basic programming concepts if you don't know a server side language?

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Clifford Nelson · Answer 1 · 2013-04-03T07:22:00

You need to have a good understanding of Object Oriented Design. This is critical. Once you have mastered that, move on to Design Patterns. You might look at "Head First Object-Oriented Analysis and Design" to start with OOD. Once you have a grasp, then can move onto other sources. There is also a "Head First Design Patterns".

AdolfoPerez · Answer 2 · 2013-04-03T07:46:00

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@Cliff Nelson is right, you need to dominate OOD principles. Here a good way to start:

Object Oriented Design Principles[^]

Posted 3-Apr-13 7:46am

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Manish Baranwal · Answer 3 · 2015-05-15T00:29:00

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I think you have the concept now. Thus, start with developing a demo project based on OOPs in C#. You will get a step by step guide to develop a C# application online. Start doing things practically as you will not be able to learn language unless you implement and do things by yourself.

Posted 15-May-15 0:29am

Manish Baranwal

H.Brydon · Answer 4 · 2013-04-03T05:33:00

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You are there. Get to work!

I think the success you seek will come from a combination of education and experience. You probably have enough education to get started.

Posted 3-Apr-13 5:33am

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PrabaPrakash · Answer 5 · 2013-04-03T06:54:00

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Well , i think Your are well in query language,markup Language, scripting Laguage .this knowledge is enough to start your carrier in web developemt But anyhow you need learn c#.

Posted 3-Apr-13 6:54am

PrabaPrakash

Updated 3-Apr-13 6:55am

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