Books on C# and Microsoft Visual Studio 2005

[MAXX]

Can you suggest me a books on C# and Microsoft Visual Studio 2005?
Well just to tell you that the books should be a complete reference
written in simple language and should be easily available.
thanks a lot.

 

[Michael Nemtsev]

Hello MAXX,

Jefry Richter "CLR via C#"
Andrew Troelsen "Pro C# 2005 and the .NET 2.0 Platform"

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M> Can you suggest me a books on C# and Microsoft Visual Studio 2005?
M> Well just to tell you that the books should be a complete reference
M> written in simple language and should be easily available.
M> thanks a lot.

 

[Bob Johnson]

My vote is for the Troelsen book for those just starting out (old school
VB6ers).

 

[Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\)]

What experience level?

1. Newbie coder
2. Junior to Mid-level coder with ASP/VB experience
3. Experienced coder with no C#//.NET Experience

The Troelson book is good for the last two, but will be frustrating for a
newbie (and possibly the Junior coder). It is great for those moving from
any type of previous coding experience, however.

MSPress makes some of the best newbie books, esp. if you will take the time
to go through the exercises.

No matter what avenue, the virtual labs, webcasts and MSDN resources
Microsoft provides are a great source of information and practice.

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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
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