Learning C# can be challenging—not because the language is difficult, but because many resources don't match how people actually learn.
As someone who has worked with C, Java, and C# across game development, websites, and software projects, I decided to create a guide that focuses on learning by doing. That’s how C# Decoded: A Programming Handbook came to life.
👨💻 What I Noticed While Learning and Teaching
Many books:
- Dive into long theory blocks before any code appears
- Offer exercises, but without meaningful context
- Overcomplicate simple concepts with unnecessary depth
I believe in this approach:
Concept → Code → Output → Understanding
So I wrote the book around that philosophy.
📘 What's Inside the Book?
- Data types, variables, control structures, and loops
- Object-Oriented Programming: inheritance, polymorphism, interfaces
- Delegates, events, generics, anonymous methods
- Exception handling, operator overloading, and reflection
- Bonus: PL/SQL basics for database-oriented developers
Every concept is paired with an actual working program and its output. No fluff, no filler.
🧠 What I Learned from Writing It
Writing a book:
- Reinforces what you truly know
- Teaches you to explain with clarity
- Forces you to test and refine every example
It’s one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences I’ve had as a developer.
📗 Interested in Learning C#?
If you're looking for a clear, hands-on guide to modern C# that doesn’t overwhelm or skip the basics, you can find the book on Amazon:
👉 C# Decoded: A Programming Handbook (Kindle Edition)
It’s also available in Paperback and Hardcover formats. Coming soon to Google Play Books.
