tom said:
hi
i want to buy a data base book
1 ) i work with c# [but i know c programing too (not very) ]
2 ) is it better to read a data base in c# ? or it is not important ?
It is not that important. C# has LINQ, which is a feature that can
certain kind of query access to a database simpler, especially where you
want the same code to be able to handle databases and regular objects.
But you can use the .NET database features from any .NET language, and
of course access databases more generally from any language at all (but
it's true that .NET has classes that do simplify it somewhat, as do
other frameworks).
3 ) what is the best book for data base in c# ?
4 )what is the best book for data base in c programing?
I don't know anything about available books.
5 )why i should learn data base ?
Uh. Isn't that a question you would want to answer for yourself before
deciding that you want to buy a database book?
a) what is the best book for Machine Language ?
b ) why i should learn it ?
These days, very few people need to know machine language (or more
properly, assembly language traditionally, "machine language" or
"machine code" refers to the actual numerical instructions themselves,
which even for those working in assembly language is not something one
normally focuses on).
If you're going to be working in .NET, and you're looking to learn any
low-level language at all, I would say that MSIL is more appropriate,
and even that's something that many if not most .NET programmers never
really need to worry about.
But again, seems like you ought to worry about why and whether you
should learn it before you start worrying about which book to get.
Pete
