1. Define "proper education" 2) Who did it, anyway?

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I learn best by doing. I can read a book or sit in a class, but it's when I have to actually sit down and type the code in that I learn best. So can anyone point me to a few websites (or projects/articles HERE) that might be geared toward this type of learning? You know, some C# project from start to finish? Maybe some dif't levels, starting at simple and working up to harder projects? I have a programming background and experience w/ Microsoft products and even some .NET. It's just hard to be motivated on this project at the moment and I think this is what I need to kickstart it. Thanks, all. P.S. My latest project is a simple .NET web interface to: allow user input to a SQL Server backend and generate some reports, so something along those lines would be IDEAL Edit: not really looking for beginner "tutorials" such as Quick C#... I have books that show syntax, and I already have a feel for the language... I need to figure out how to put it all together.

Story is dated April 3rd... wonder if anything has changed since then...?

"This article is being considered for deletion in accordance with Wikipedia's deletion policy." A quick Google search shows the exact same text shown in many, many places. Looks like someone went to a lot of trouble posting this all over the 'Net to try to start a holiday.