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Best C# book?

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    Hi all, I'd like to get a book on C# and .NET which will act as a reference book and also be a gentle introduction for a C++ programmer - any suggestions? TIA, Steve.

    "He's got a lot on his mind, and it's not a load-bearing structure." - John Weak

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      Hi all, I'd like to get a book on C# and .NET which will act as a reference book and also be a gentle introduction for a C++ programmer - any suggestions? TIA, Steve.

      "He's got a lot on his mind, and it's not a load-bearing structure." - John Weak

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      Wrok Programming in C# for Beginners is the best book available. Vipin

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        Hi all, I'd like to get a book on C# and .NET which will act as a reference book and also be a gentle introduction for a C++ programmer - any suggestions? TIA, Steve.

        "He's got a lot on his mind, and it's not a load-bearing structure." - John Weak

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        C# Cookbook would be a good book to look at, you wont have any problem with syntax and OOAD, so no point in getting a book that steps you through that (since you are a C++ programmer). The C# cookbook will get you into the .Net framework and show you how to apply it correctly for a number of realworld/complicated problems from simple server side console application to remoting, threads and webservices.

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