Yes, if there's programming topics that are language agnostic: data structures, algorithms, object oriented programming, functional programming, procedural programming, designe patterns, computer graphics, numerical methods, graph theory, compiler design, database design, web design, networking, information theory, machine learning, AI, etc. Basically, a programming language is just a way of implementing these things. Some languages are better geared for some of these concepts/fields than others.Does that means there is more to C# than these topics?
Ohh I see. I'll keep that in mind.Based only on that screenshot, those topics are great if you already know how to program in another language and are trying to learn C#. If you are trying to learn how to program, and choosing C# as the language to use while learning, I make suggest looking elsewhere.
As an aside, screenshots are not a great way to try to share. It would have been better if you posted the link to that site so that people can explore it more deeply to be able to try to give their opinions.
Yes, if there's programming topics that are language agnostic: data structures, algorithms, object oriented programming, functional programming, procedural programming, designe patterns, computer graphics, numerical methods, graph theory, compiler design, database design, web design, networking, information theory, machine learning, AI, etc. Basically, a programming language is just a way of implementing these things. Some languages are better geared for some of these concepts/fields than others.Does that means there is more to C# than these topics?
Makes sense.Yes, if there's programming topics that are language agnostic: data structures, algorithms, object oriented programming, functional programming, procedural programming, designe patterns, computer graphics, numerical methods, graph theory, compiler design, database design, web design, networking, information theory, machine learning, AI, etc. Basically, a programming language is just a way of implementing these things. Some languages are better geared for some of these concepts/fields than others.