<h2>If you think coding is only for geniuses, then you haven't tried this yet.</h2><p>Are you looking to expand your skill set to increase your value in the job market?</p><p>If you have a knack for problem solving, coding can be a rewarding and fun skill to learn.</p><p>Coding is one of the most in-demand skills that employers are looking for, and they are willing to pay for it. <em>Monster.com</em>, a popular job search site, reports that jobs requiring coding skills pay an average of <strong>$22,000 more per year</strong>, compared to other non-coding jobs.</p><p>As the world becomes more and more dependent on computers and the web, coding will only become more valued in the years to come.</p><p>C# is one of the <strong>easiest programming languages</strong> to learn, which is why it is highly recommended as a starting point for beginners.</p><p>What's more, C# offers the following advantages, making it a popular choice for beginners and experts alike:</p><ul><li>Gives a great foundation to learn other similar programming languages</li><li>Widely used in game development, specifically with Unity, the most popular game engine</li><li>Can do machine learning</li><li>Can be used to write different types of software, such as websites, mobile apps, Windows apps, AI, and cloud applications</li><li>Has strong community support with more than 5 million developers using the language</li><li>Developed and supported by Microsoft</li></ul><p>As a beginner, it is best to start with the fundamentals.</p><p><em>Learn C# Quickly</em> will guide you through the core principles of programming with the C# language. More specifically, in this book, you will discover:</p><ul><li>The 6 primary programming terms you should know by heart before you do any coding</li><li>The <strong>crucial step</strong> you need to take that will save you time in rework and corrections</li><li>When to use asynchronous programming techniques and how they can improve your software</li><li>How to check if your code is up to par by applying these important principles</li><li>Practical cases that help you envision the <strong>real-world applications</strong> of C# programming and get you imagining just what you can do with the language</li><li><strong>Detailed, visual examples</strong> that you can easily follow step-by-step to better internalize the concepts you've studied</li><li>A final project for you to do from start to finish to synthesize and apply all the lessons you have learned</li></ul><p><em>And much more.</em></p><p>Learning to code might seem intimidating, especially if you have <strong>zero background</strong> on computers and programming.</p><p>Code may initially look like a foreign language to you, but like any foreign language, it can be learned and eventually mastered. It just takes dedication, consistency, and lots of practice.</p><p>Coding can even be a profitable side hustle you can do in your spare time. You can start with little side projects at first to develop your skill, or you can offer your services to a friend or a small business.</p><p>As you get better, you can look into finding a job in coding to get you a significant pay raise. You can even make your own app that you can sell or build a business around.</p><p>Who knows, you may just be on your way to becoming the next tech billionaire.</p>