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    I am very new to Asp.Net I am going to study with practical with examples so i need good and easy understanding material for my knowledge development I am using Visual basic community 2022 and Mysql database

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      I am very new to Asp.Net I am going to study with practical with examples so i need good and easy understanding material for my knowledge development I am using Visual basic community 2022 and Mysql database

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      C#: Best solution is a course - if you don't understand something, then the tutor can explain in different ways until you do. Next best is a book - Wrox, Addison Wesley, Microsoft press all do good ones which take you through the whole language, together with the framework behind it (and the framework is HUGE!) Then there is guesswork: Think of something that might be in the language (or find a chunk of code) and try it. Kick it until it sort of does something. Ineffective and means you miss far, far too much because you don't even know they exist! Worst of all is YouTube - most of the tutorial content is created by people who don't know how to teach, don;t know how to make a video, and generally don't know how to code. They have a chunk of code that might work, but they have no idea how it does that, and can't actually alter it to do a similar job. Remember, "Likes" and "Subscribes" make you money - and that's why the video is there. They are probably good video tutorials, but they are next to impossible to find becuas etehy are drowned in a sea of dross. Exactly the same thing applies to MySQL: Course, Book, Guesswork, Youtube. A C# book will cover a bit of SQL as well, when it talks about Databases - but generic SQL, rather than MySql specific. Much of it is the same, certainly the simple stuff. Learn C# first, and get confident in your abilities there. Then learn MySql.

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        I am very new to Asp.Net I am going to study with practical with examples so i need good and easy understanding material for my knowledge development I am using Visual basic community 2022 and Mysql database

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        You could try Microsoft's own site for C# - .NET on Microsoft Learn | Microsoft Docs[^]

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