Starting C# without knowing anything

At the time of filming, the coronavirus situation was getting worse, so going out on weekends was restricted, and work was being done from home. While looking for something productive to do, I discovered Infraon.

Since it was my first time recording a lecture, my mouth was stiff and I was so nervous that I ended up reading the words as they were written instead of pronouncing them in English. Of course, it didn't affect the lecture, but now that I'm watching the video, there are some embarrassing parts.

I am currently working as a data engineer and have busy days. If I get the chance, I would like to take the time to create a lecture again, and I am confident that if I create a lecture now, I will do much better than the first time.

The reason I am writing this is because everyone makes mistakes and has shortcomings at first. However, as time goes by, it has become the foundation for my growth, and even though you students may not know much about things now, there will come a time when you will think, “I was like that too.”

Even if it's not programming, if you work hard in your field, you will suddenly look back and see yourself growing.

Thank you for listening to my poor lecture.

Thank you.