Answer 1

Next step course and much much praxis with different projects.

Answer 2

Jonathan you need to find a real problem that you want to solve using C#. Such problem needs to have the following requisites:
1. It cannot be too easy to solve with your current coding skill level, otherwise you will not learn anything new because it will not be a Challenge for you.
2. It also cannot be too difficult to solve with your current coding skill level, otherwise you will not be able to solve it and it will frustrate you.
Everytime you solve such a problem, your coding skill level will increase, so the next problem that you will solve will be a more difficult (and interesting) one. Follow this path, keep solving real problems one after another and after some time you will become an expert

Answer 3

Did you see here in the section Community the Code Coach part?
For my next step after the course I solved in C# all there offered examples inclusive for „pro“ users.

Answer 4

Hello and have a nice day. I think finding your interest and do it with C# to enjoy programming and always practice to be better. If you need money, you can get a job in a company.

Answer 5

https://code.sololearn.com/wDIlgzQ4ujqf/?ref=app

Answer 6

My default answer to the question is always, get on to github and try supporting an open source project. Create a branch and start trying to understand the code base and problem domain. Eventually, try fixing bugs, pushing branches and creating pull requests.