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Lior Bobrov
Which book is recommended for C# , for beginners and advanced , in English ?
Thanks in advance ,
Lior .
Thanks in advance ,
Lior .
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Guest
Do asearch on this forum using the key words:
C# books
And a wealth of posts about these books will come up.
Bill
C# books
And a wealth of posts about these books will come up.
Bill
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joelcochran
Wrox rocks... Their "Professional C#" is excellent. I have many of
their other books for other languages, so I imagine the "Beginning C#"
is pretty good also. I also have "The Complete Reference for C#" which
is ok as a reference but not so good for learning, and Dietel's "C# for
Experienced Programmers" was a big disappointment.
their other books for other languages, so I imagine the "Beginning C#"
is pretty good also. I also have "The Complete Reference for C#" which
is ok as a reference but not so good for learning, and Dietel's "C# for
Experienced Programmers" was a big disappointment.
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Robert Fuchs
Which book is recommended for C# , for beginners and advanced , in English
The best C# book I've ever seen is
http://www.murach.com/books/cshp
But note: this is only for beginners!
HTH, Robert
The best C# book I've ever seen is
http://www.murach.com/books/cshp
But note: this is only for beginners!
HTH, Robert
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BluDvl90
If you are a REAL beginner, "Programming in the Key of C#" by Charles
Petzold is a great start. It will give you a firm grounding in the
language, but sticks to Console applications for the sake of
simplicity. Otherwise, you cannot beat Murach's "C#." Its Windows
program oriented (probably what you want) and covers up to database
programming and a bit beyond. If you are going to buy ONE book, buy
this one.
Petzold is a great start. It will give you a firm grounding in the
language, but sticks to Console applications for the sake of
simplicity. Otherwise, you cannot beat Murach's "C#." Its Windows
program oriented (probably what you want) and covers up to database
programming and a bit beyond. If you are going to buy ONE book, buy
this one.
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John Salerno
Robert said:
Would this book still be relevant for version 2.0?
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Lior Bobrov
Thanks .
Only now I saw your replies , I've already ordered "Teach Yourself the C#
language
in 21 days" by SAMS . Hope it's good . (I know programming and C/C++
and
have experience in VB6) .
Lior
Only now I saw your replies , I've already ordered "Teach Yourself the C#
language
in 21 days" by SAMS . Hope it's good . (I know programming and C/C++
and
have experience in VB6) .
Lior
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Sam sgentile
Hello BluDvl90,
I also think that the Petzold book is a great book for the the beginners.
Sam Gentile
Chief .NET Architect
Adesso Systems, Inc
INETA Speaker, Microsoft MVP - .NET/C#
Blog: http://samgentile.com/blog/
B> If you are a REAL beginner, "Programming in the Key of C#" by Charles
B> Petzold is a great start. It will give you a firm grounding in the
B> language, but sticks to Console applications for the sake of
B> simplicity. Otherwise, you cannot beat Murach's "C#." Its Windows
B> program oriented (probably what you want) and covers up to database
B> programming and a bit beyond. If you are going to buy ONE book, buy
B> this one.
B>
I also think that the Petzold book is a great book for the the beginners.
Sam Gentile
Chief .NET Architect
Adesso Systems, Inc
INETA Speaker, Microsoft MVP - .NET/C#
Blog: http://samgentile.com/blog/
B> If you are a REAL beginner, "Programming in the Key of C#" by Charles
B> Petzold is a great start. It will give you a firm grounding in the
B> language, but sticks to Console applications for the sake of
B> simplicity. Otherwise, you cannot beat Murach's "C#." Its Windows
B> program oriented (probably what you want) and covers up to database
B> programming and a bit beyond. If you are going to buy ONE book, buy
B> this one.
B>