Ninja Traders C# learning

[designer]

I want to learn C# but was wondering which ones of the video courses listed below would be more appropriate for the C# used by NinjaTrader code language?
Thanks.


KeyStone Programming With Microsoft C#
NETg C#
TestOut C# for Programmers Course Suite
TestOut MCAD 70-315 Web Applications With MS Visual C# .NET And MS Visual
Studio .NET
TestOut MCAD 70-316 Windows Based Applications With MS Visual C# .NET And
MS
Visual Studio .NET
Skill Soft Application Maintenance and Optimization in C Sharp
AppDev ASP.NET Using Visual C# 2005
AppDev Exploring Visual C# 2005

[NinjaTrader_Dierk]

Hard to tell. Since we don't know any of the courses below we could not recommend one. In general any course about C# should work. In addition you needed to make yourself familiar with the NinjaScript methods and properties e.g. based on the help guide.

[anachronist]

I wouldn't know either... I never had any exposure to C# before starting on NinjaTrader. And I still haven't ever studied anything about C#, but I'm doing fine coding things for NinjaTrader.

If you're already familiar with other languages like C++ or java or PHP, then code examples and an online reference are all that's needed.

If you've never programmed anything before, then I'd say any introductory book on C# or Visual Studio should get you started.
-Alex

[designer]

Thanks,
I have learned C in school and was wondering whats the difference between C and C#? Is C programming usefull in C#? or totally different?

[mrlogik]

designer,

If you can code in C, you can code in C++ or C#. There are some changes to syntax, but the overall flow and understanding of program structure remain the same.

The best idea I can think of is just reading through the NT manual and trying different things in NT to get your head around its flow.

[designer]

I am new to NT, Are there any NT coding tutorials in the website?

[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

designer,

The best place to start is the Help Guide tutorials for creating your own indicator and strategies. After that there is a bunch of samples available on the forums in the Reference Sample section.

[texasnomad]

It does not apply immediately to trading, but I strongly recommend reading John Smiley's "Learn to Program with C#." That's how I got started programming and I'm reasonably comfortable doing my own stuff now.

[designer]

Thanks, I found a really good website "www dot learnCsharp dot com"
really good video tutorials from basics to advance levels.