Started learning C# in college last year, my first programming language.
I thought of joining this site and working concurrently with my studies (even though it’s difficult to get the time to do that) so started the (New) Foundational C# with Microsoft Certification.
Throughout classes, I have figured that I’d like to focus a bit more on methods.
My question here is, is it advisable to skip to lesson ‘Create Methods in C# Console Applications’ before completing those before it?
Or, is it best to do the lessons in order?
You can jump around as you want, it’s self-directed, but keep in mind that the order in which they are in is the suggested order to complete them, so really it’s up to you
It is not only limited to learning coding lessons, but even if you are learning anything new, you must not skip any modules or lessons. Every chapter of C# is essential to understand because they are interconnected to each other. While the time of programming, you will experience the issue if any modules skipped. So, this was all from our side.