Books on C#

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Ad Bec

Hallo everybody!

I have decided to start learning C# for several reasons. I don't have a
background in C or C++ nor in Java. I spent 3 years programing websites
using CFML and I was originaly inerested in Java although I never pushed
seriosely at it. I would appreciate to hear as many proposals as possible
from you .

Thank you very much!
 
Good for you. I bet you are going to love working in C#!

I had no background in C++ either, but came from VB/ASP, so I was really in
for it, when I started learning C#.

What I did was this:
I bought C# for Dummies, because it gives a great foundation. Once I was
done with this book (in 3 days), I continued with WROX Beginning C# by Karli
Watson. This took some time to consume, because it was written before the
..Net Framework was released, so the information in the book was very
unstructured. After Beginning C#, I read WROX Professional C# by Simon
Robinson, which is a great, informative book. It doesn't cover everything,
but it does contain a wide variety of important stuff like Threads,
Assemblies, Web Services and so on. After finishing these books, you will
have a great foundation for making your own applications. The rest of the
stuff you can find online. That's what I do!

Happy studying! ;)

/thomas regin.
 
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