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Zachary Turner
What is the most comprehensive, under the hood, detailed, deep down book on
C# available? I come from a C++ background but want to get up to speed on
C# really quickly. I dont' want something that messes around walking the
user through adding get/set properties in 4 or 5 pages, I want one that
explains it in a few sentences, and leaves the majority of the book for
meat. I guess I am looking for a book that is to C# what Stroustrup's "The
C++ Programming Language" was to C++. Something that most people don't want
to read because it's "unnecessarily detailed and too advanced". I want to
finish the book and be able to answer in detail questions like "what happens
when an event with multiple delegates throws an exception?" or "describe in
detail the implementation of the garbage collector and in addition discuss
the differences betwen garbage collection of regular objects and finalizable
objects". I know this kind of overlaps with basic .NET framework stuff, but
I expect a comprehensive language book would cover it also. Anyway these
questions are just examples I made up, it's kind of hard to think of good
questions when I don't know the language!
Anyway any recommendations appreciated.
Thanks,
Zach
C# available? I come from a C++ background but want to get up to speed on
C# really quickly. I dont' want something that messes around walking the
user through adding get/set properties in 4 or 5 pages, I want one that
explains it in a few sentences, and leaves the majority of the book for
meat. I guess I am looking for a book that is to C# what Stroustrup's "The
C++ Programming Language" was to C++. Something that most people don't want
to read because it's "unnecessarily detailed and too advanced". I want to
finish the book and be able to answer in detail questions like "what happens
when an event with multiple delegates throws an exception?" or "describe in
detail the implementation of the garbage collector and in addition discuss
the differences betwen garbage collection of regular objects and finalizable
objects". I know this kind of overlaps with basic .NET framework stuff, but
I expect a comprehensive language book would cover it also. Anyway these
questions are just examples I made up, it's kind of hard to think of good
questions when I don't know the language!
Anyway any recommendations appreciated.
Thanks,
Zach