What's your favorite novice book on MS's .NET?

[Bupkas]

I'm just starting out on learning this new technology and although I have a
degree in CS, I really never programmed and it's time to get my feet wet.

 

[Dennis Roark]

I'm just starting out on learning this new technology and although I
have a degree in CS, I really never programmed and it's time to get my
feet wet.

Jesse Liberty's "Programming C#" 3rd edition

--
Dennis Roark

(e-mail address removed)
Starting Points:
http://sio.midco.net/denro/www

 

[Kai Bohli]

Hi !

I've just found this:
http://www.dotnetbookreviews.com/

and hope it will be helpful to you.

I'm just starting out on learning this new technology and although I have a
degree in CS, I really never programmed and it's time to get my feet wet.

Best wishes
Kai Bohli
(e-mail address removed)
Norway

 

[Mohamoss]

Hi Bupkas
These are some book that I would recommend
C#: The Complete Reference (Osborne Complete Reference Series)
by Herbert Schildt
Developing windows based applications with c# & vb.net by MS press
Developing web applications with c# & vb.net by MS press

Also I would recommend tutorials on this site
http://www.gotdotnet.com
You will also find a lot of code samples on
http://www.codeproject.com

Afterwards, when you are bit familiar with the language, you can look for
specific topic on the online MSDN
Best regards,
Mohamed Mossad
ITworx on behalf of Microsoft GTSC Developer support for Middle East

 

[Bupkas]

What's "forms" about as in "Windows Forms Programming in C#"?
What emphasis does this title suggest?

 

[Bupkas]

What's "forms" about as in "Windows Forms Programming in C#"?
What emphasis does this title suggest?

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

What's "forms" about as in "Windows Forms Programming in C#"?
What emphasis does this title suggest?

Windows Forms is the GUI framework in .NET, so "Windows Forms
Programming" is GUI stuff - textboxes etc.