Hey greenskull, it helps to have a basic understanding of how C# works before you try to dig too deep into the language. If you work by just modifying code, you're going to be limited in your scope in terms of how much you know and what methods (not programming methods :P) can solve certain problems. I dont' know your programming experience, but if you're approaching C# with knowledge of BASIC or non-object oriented programming, it's going to be hard to grasp some of the concepts without first understanding objects and classes and whatnot.
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