I am reading the book by Herbert Shildt. A complete guide C # 4.0 It’s not difficult to read and chew everything is quite good and accessible, but I would also like to consolidate the practice, in addition to the examples given, in the book. Is there something like that? Perhaps the task of this book, an exercise or some additional literature. Of course, the priority is to ensure that the material on the book does not disagree with the tasks set.

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    Set yourself a large (for your current level of knowledge) goal and realize in small pieces.

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    For example - a text editor, calendar, player of some kind, in general, something in such. It doesn't matter what it will be, it’s important that you pursue some goal other than “I want to be a programmer”

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    (yes, this is enough in principle, but in implementing the tasks, learning is much more productive)