[.net] Recommend a good C# / .NET beginner book
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Hi,
I am interested in learning C# as I feel it is the language of the future so I'm wondering which book anyone thinks I should buy to help me understand the basic syntax of C#. I also need something which explains the fundamentals to the .NET framework.
Thanks in Advance
TomX
Application Development Using C# and .NET by Michael Stiefel and Robert J. Oberg is a good one.
Are you new to programming in general, or just C#? I have the book Programming C#, by Jesse Liberty and it is a great resource for someone already familiar with coding. It covers almost everything you will ever need to know about c#, including multithreading, ASP.NET, Windows forms, ADO.NET, etc. It even has tips for veteran programmers of different languages when things are similar or different from the other languages.
Expects you to be something of a programmer, but I hear great things about Mono: A Developer's Notebook
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Thanks for all the advice :)
Having read Sr_Guapo's reply I decided to order the Programming C# because I already know a little Java.
Having read Sr_Guapo's reply I decided to order the Programming C# because I already know a little Java.
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