At the time of writing my comment, I wouldn't use Unity 3D for learning the basics of C# if you want to take your C# skills to the enterprise level. The main reason is that at the moment (in 2022) Unity 3D won't teach you the best C# practises and patterns.
If you want to learn C# just for fun then you can use Unity 3D because you will learn also about game development.
I am now playing with Stride 3D stride3d.net (an alternative to Unity 3D) which allows me to utilise C# skills much better than Unity 3D. Including it supports .NET 6 and C# 10 (not yet published).
While you are learning C# through proper courses, including REST API (which you would use in enterprise) you can also play (apply what you learnt) with Unity 3D / Stride or other C# game engines in parallel, so you can broaden your learning skills and maybe find a passion also in game development / 3D visualisation 😁.
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At the time of writing my comment, I wouldn't use Unity 3D for learning the basics of C# if you want to take your C# skills to the enterprise level. The main reason is that at the moment (in 2022) Unity 3D won't teach you the best C# practises and patterns.
If you want to learn C# just for fun then you can use Unity 3D because you will learn also about game development.
However, I would recommend proper C# courses which are at this time very good in many sources free and paid. Free e.g. dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/c... or others. I personally used a paid one from Coding with Mosh (codewithmosh.com/p/the-ultimate-cs...).
I am now playing with Stride 3D stride3d.net (an alternative to Unity 3D) which allows me to utilise C# skills much better than Unity 3D. Including it supports .NET 6 and C# 10 (not yet published).
While you are learning C# through proper courses, including REST API (which you would use in enterprise) you can also play (apply what you learnt) with Unity 3D / Stride or other C# game engines in parallel, so you can broaden your learning skills and maybe find a passion also in game development / 3D visualisation 😁.