what can help me learn C#?

Im new to unity c# and im trying to learn it but i don't know where to start so whats the best way to learn unity c#?

 

youtube
basically follow youtube tutorials to do things and in no time youll understand it

 

i have tryed that and it works but i learn better by reading so is there any tutorials about unity C# that i can read?

 

Hello!
W3School is a good reference for any programming language:
https://www.w3schools.com/cs/

And specific to Unity there is learn.unity
https://learn.unity.com/courses

Ask your questions here (Getting Started)
https://forum.unity.com/forums/getting-started.82/

If you speak french I have others.


EDIT: Oh, and... It's not high-voltage electronics. Take challenges, make mistakes, chrono-test (there are often several ways to do things, sometimes some are faster than others...). If you have some 'programming fundamentals' common to every languages, to me the best way to learn is by practice.

I would avoid learning via youtube, mostly. Most youtubers aren't experienced programmers and strive for immediate results without much care for optimisation or code quality, and copying their code is not learning.

Spoiler: Youtube

But!
In youtube, I would strongly recommend Daniel Schiffman's channel Coding Train. It's usually in processing (java). Java looks a lot like C# and his channel is a source of inspiration and comfort when faced with a problem.
I also liked Sebastian Lague (sometimes a little suboptimal but mostly great, as he takes it time to do things well).
CodeMonkey is good but suffers from the result striving I've mentionned.
Brackeys, also ! He acknowledges when he does simplifications, and often it's very good.

 

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Well not a tutorial -- more like a college textbook (it was written by a college ComSci instructor). I like http://www.taxesforcatses.com/TOC.shtml.