What fret gives you the note C on the 2nd string?

To find the note C on the second string (which is the B string), you start by recognizing that the second string is tuned to B in standard tuning. The notes on the fretboard follow a specific pattern, where each fret represents a half step in pitch.

Starting from the open B string, you can determine that moving to the 1st fret gives you C, which is one half step above B. From this, you can see that the 3rd fret indeed corresponds to the note D, the 5th fret corresponds to E, the 8th fret corresponds to G, and the 10th fret corresponds to A.

Therefore, the correct answer for the location of C on the second string is at the 1st fret, not the 3rd fret. The 3rd fret is actually the note D, and understanding this sequence on the fretboard is essential for navigating and identifying notes accurately while playing.