Hi,

I've been trying to learn C# with no background in C training. I've created large scale web-based applications using ASP, SQL, javascript and find this to be ... without challanges (although interesting and fun).

I understand the theories behind OOP (ie:inheritance, class and class derivatives, etc.), but I still find I have alot of trouble completing the excersises in the Beginning C# book by Karli Watson. The text is straight forward and I have no qualms with it.

So I have to wonder. What can I do to fully understand how to APPLY what I am learning without always depending on "cheat sheets". And to those that would answer "Build test scripts." or "Just keep coding and it'll come." all I have to say is; When you are trying to learn a language from scratch there needs to be a good base to work with. I am only starting to build a foundation but its not enough to be able to code on my own.

All this to say, What can I Do to understand more!!! I like this field and want to go far with it.

Thanks all.

Johnny

Common folks. Some of us need this extra help "after school" to understand. If some of you 88 people who have read this post so far can't help then whats a guy to do?

Jael