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Mike
Hi,
I am planning on purchasing VS2005 to learn C# very soon, and I need good
book recommendations. I realize this is a question that may be asked a lot,
but please consider my background:
I have been a ClassicVB/ASP programmer for about 7 years. I have never done
anything with .NET and only have a very basic understanding of the platform.
Recently, I started working on a large JAVA project at my job (even though I
have very little JAVA experience). I am beginning to realize how far behind
I am because I do not konw much about OOP. Therefore in addition to being a
good introduction to C#, I would like a book that is a good primer on OOP
design and implementation techniques. Ideally, the book would also cover
the new features in C# 2.0 and VS2005.
What would you recommend? Is there any book out there that is considered
pretty much the standard C# reference book?
Thanks in advance for any guidance you can provide.
Best regards,
Mike
I am planning on purchasing VS2005 to learn C# very soon, and I need good
book recommendations. I realize this is a question that may be asked a lot,
but please consider my background:
I have been a ClassicVB/ASP programmer for about 7 years. I have never done
anything with .NET and only have a very basic understanding of the platform.
Recently, I started working on a large JAVA project at my job (even though I
have very little JAVA experience). I am beginning to realize how far behind
I am because I do not konw much about OOP. Therefore in addition to being a
good introduction to C#, I would like a book that is a good primer on OOP
design and implementation techniques. Ideally, the book would also cover
the new features in C# 2.0 and VS2005.
What would you recommend? Is there any book out there that is considered
pretty much the standard C# reference book?
Thanks in advance for any guidance you can provide.
Best regards,
Mike