Top 10 Reasons to Learn C# 2020 - 2024

[@shafialanower3820]

The best C# instructor in the world that still keeps up to date every year. Bless you!!

[@GavinLon]

That is a very kind comment! Thank you very much :) Bless you too! :)

[@saleem.shaikh]

You deserve more views sir. Thanks for quality content.

[@GavinLon]

Thank you for your kind comment! I really appreciate it :)

[@lumtrebor]

Reason No. 11: You can have Gavin Lon as your teacher

[@luid705]

Doing the C# course on microsoft learn page…im on level 5, finished a course on arrays yesterday….going for the self taught route

[@GavinLon]

Awesome! Keep it up! :)

[@luid705]

@@GavinLon ive been seeing alot of videos about how saturated and difficult it is to break into the market…any advice you can give for people like me who are a little worried and well starting to learn, im 31 years old and want a change in my life, career wise. I have heard other youtubers recommend linux,SQL,AI, machine learning, and cloud. Loved your video thanks you 😎

[@GavinLon]

@luid705 Here are two main things you need to do to get employed as a developer: 1. Keep advancing incrementally each working day. Don't overwhelm yourself but just make decent progress. 2. `Prove your competence to a potentially employer. Create a GitHub account and upload code samples. There are no magic bullets - but you will get to where you want to be if you don't give up! I don't believe the market is too saturated - if you are good programmer and you can prove it, you'll be in demand. Having a knowledge, even if it's just a basic knowledge of Machine Learning, AI and Data analysis will stand you in good stead. :)

[@luid705]

@@GavinLon appreciate your advice and thank you for responding, I will definitely look into those subjects 😁😎

[@GavinLon]

@@luid705 All the best! :)

[@bryanpaderes8963]

Thanks, you're the best❤

[@GavinLon]

You are very welcome! :)

[@BeepBoop2221]

Maybe not the unity engine specifically anymore xD though godot uses c#

[@GavinLon]

Thanks for your comment :) I will definitely explore Godot further. Stride also looks pretty good.