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Need suggestion on learning C# for AZ-204 exam
Hi All,
I am a sysadmin and I am looking to start the certification track of Azure Developer.
I code in PowerShell and also know basics of C# programming.
Can anyone suggestion any good resource to learn C# specific to Azure Developer (AZ-204) certification exam.
Regards,
Ashish Arya
- sientatripgma1410Copper Contributor
If you're embarking on the Azure Developer (AZ-204) certification track and are already experienced in PowerShell but want to learn C# specifically for Azure development, there are several valuable resources available. To begin, Microsoft Learn offers a beginner-friendly course called "C# Fundamentals for Absolute Beginners," which lays the groundwork for C# proficiency. While not Azure-specific, it's an excellent starting point. Next, acquaint yourself with the Azure SDKs and tools, such as the Azure SDK for .NET, which provides C# libraries for interacting with Azure services. Platforms like Pluralsight and Udemy host a wealth of courses covering both C# programming and Azure development, enabling you to tailor your learning to the AZ-204 exam's objectives. Additionally, YouTube tutorials and open-source projects on GitHub can provide practical insights into C#'s applications within the Azure ecosystem. By supplementing your existing PowerShell skills with C# proficiency and Azure expertise, you'll be well-prepared for the certification exam's diverse topics, spanning from service integration to security and deployment. Always consult official Microsoft documentation for Azure specifics and ensure your chosen resources align with the exam's requirements as you embark on this certification journey.
- lawangeCopper Contributor
Sure thing! To prep for the AZ-204 exam, enhancing your C# skills is key. Start by grasping Azure-related C# concepts like Azure SDKs, ARM templates, and Azure services integration. Utilize resources like Microsoft Learn, Pluralsight, and Udemy for tailored C# for Azure Dev learning. Practice coding Azure functions, handling data with Azure Storage, and integrating APIs. Keep coding and remember, learning is a journey – ask for help whenever needed!