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Sven
what're some good C# books to learn the language basics?
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Matt S.
I really like the Wrox Press books. "Professional C# -
2nd Edition" is a great book from the basics to advanced
topics.
2nd Edition" is a great book from the basics to advanced
topics.
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Munsifali Rashid
'Visual C#.NET Step by Step 2003' by J Sharp & J Jagger is quite a good one
to get started. It teaches the language syntax and concepts, but not how to
apply it. However, if you've got any previous programming experience, it
shouldn't be a problem.
Amazon: http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0735619093/
Regards,
Mun
to get started. It teaches the language syntax and concepts, but not how to
apply it. However, if you've got any previous programming experience, it
shouldn't be a problem.
Amazon: http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0735619093/
Regards,
Mun
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Frank Oquendo
Munsifali said:
J Sharp wrote a C# book. Now that's funny.
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Jacob
I also loved the Wrox Press "Beginning Visual C#" if you have no prior
programming experience.
Jacob
programming experience.
Jacob
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Jax
If you know a bit about programming then get Professional
C#, it's my favourite book, i absolutely adore it,
although i did give it to a complete beginner friend of
mine (a VB8 programmer) and he said it was a little heavy
so went with an easier book instead. To me I only became
good at coding after reading C# Professional, Simon
Robinson (the author) is the don.
jax
C#, it's my favourite book, i absolutely adore it,
although i did give it to a complete beginner friend of
mine (a VB8 programmer) and he said it was a little heavy
so went with an easier book instead. To me I only became
good at coding after reading C# Professional, Simon
Robinson (the author) is the don.
jax