Hi:
I am familiar with C/C++, MFC, but new on C#. I have a book for beginners,
and looking for a intermediate level of C#.

It's better for the book to cover the intermediate level of C# language,
comparison with C/C++, .NET framework class libraries and a little advance
of WinForm.

thank you very much.

steve

On 30 Kwi, 03:45, "Steve" <y...@pchome.com.tw> wrote:
> Hi:
> I am familiar with C/C++, MFC, but new on C#. I have a book for beginners,
> and looking for a intermediate level of C#.
>
> It's better for the book to cover the intermediate level of C# language,
> comparison with C/C++, .NET framework class libraries and a little advance
> of WinForm.
>
> thank you very much.
>
> steve

Try to find "Ilustrated C# 2008 - Daniel Solis" - i know that its
available on internet.
If you do not find it, i`ll send this e-book to you - just post your e-
mail below

> I am familiar with C/C++, MFC, but new on C#. I have a book for beginners,
> and looking for a intermediate level of C#.
>
> It's better for the book to cover the intermediate level of C# language,
> comparison with C/C++, .NET framework class libraries and a little advance
> of WinForm.

http://www.charlespetzold.com/dotnet/

Thank you Both of you.

it's very helpful.

There are no description about System namespace. I am also looking for the
..NET framework libraries.

thank you.

steve


"Larry Smith" <_nospam@_no_spam.com> ¼¶¼g©ó¶l¥ó·s»D:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> I am familiar with C/C++, MFC, but new on C#. I have a book for
>> beginners, and looking for a intermediate level of C#.
>>
>> It's better for the book to cover the intermediate level of C# language,
>> comparison with C/C++, .NET framework class libraries and a little
>> advance of WinForm.
>
> http://www.charlespetzold.com/dotnet/
>

Steve wrote:
> There are no description about System namespace. I am also looking for the
> .NET framework libraries.

The reference docs for the entire framework API is available over
the internet and via download.

Arne