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I'm kinda brute forcing myself to learn C# in a method that I teach myself what I need at a certain point in this basic program. Most things I have found answers for, but this particular situation is difficult to search books/manuals/online for an answer.

That's what I'm doing at the moment - I've been handed a large website front-end to a subscription-type service and I need to wrap it in a CSS2 design that has been done over here, add some affiliate marketing code that I have done myself, then hand it back for testing and then oversee the implimentation.

The snag is that the bulk of the project has been coded in India - the code itself is quite good but not "intelligent" code, there's a lot of things that I have thought are long-winded or needlessly complex because the coder didn't consider think about it enough. It was probably quicker to code it that way bit it wasn't the best solution in the long run. Unfortunately I haven't got time to fix it nor the patience to explain it to those concerned, so it's going on my "to-do" list.

However despite not knowing any C# or even C++ more than Hello World I have found it pretty easy to work with and learn.

Gareth