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Which is the best book for learning C# ?

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    karam chandrabose
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    Hi, Am a Intermediete C# programmer, can you please guide me which will be the best book to buy? thanks and regards Karam C Bose Thanks

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      Hi, Am a Intermediete C# programmer, can you please guide me which will be the best book to buy? thanks and regards Karam C Bose Thanks

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      chravisankar
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      go for any book on wrox publishers

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        go for any book on wrox publishers

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        karam chandrabose
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        I have professional c#, i find it really boring! :(:(:((:((

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          Hi, Am a Intermediete C# programmer, can you please guide me which will be the best book to buy? thanks and regards Karam C Bose Thanks

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          Nader Elshehabi
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          If you are intermediate programmer with good background, usually by now you should be looking for best practices, not just knowledge. You may find some advanced books on topic -usually the is no book on advanced C# as a whole with very few exceptions-. For example you might look for books on Database programming, advanced remoting, network programming with C#, etc.. You can browser sites like Amazon[^] for that. Yet in sites like CodeProjects you would find articles written by people who faced certain problems and solved them. These articles usually provide very practical solutions to problems and are one of the best way to increase your knowledge in programming. Also forums and discussion borads -again like those in CP- ,offer you a much wider range of problems -and programming by some definitions is no more than problem solving-. There you'd find wide variation of problems that people faced, and this encourages you to search for an answer to help, and in the same time to learn. Even if you didn't get an answer, usually there are more experienced programmers who would provide a best answer for most of the question -most of the time a question would have more than one good answer-. You can learn and increase your knowledge by just browsing problems and their solution.

          Regards:rose:

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            Hi, Am a Intermediete C# programmer, can you please guide me which will be the best book to buy? thanks and regards Karam C Bose Thanks

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            Muammar
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            just make sure when buying one to take a good look into the index to make sure it covers almost everything "sockets are missing most of the time!"


            All generalizations are wrong, including this one! (\ /) (O.o) (><)

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              Hi, Am a Intermediete C# programmer, can you please guide me which will be the best book to buy? thanks and regards Karam C Bose Thanks

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              Bhupi Bhai
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              "Complete Reference" - Herbert S would be better to start with. Regards, Bhupi Bhai.

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                just make sure when buying one to take a good look into the index to make sure it covers almost everything "sockets are missing most of the time!"


                All generalizations are wrong, including this one! (\ /) (O.o) (><)

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                karam chandrabose
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                Thank you Muammar! :)

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                  If you are intermediate programmer with good background, usually by now you should be looking for best practices, not just knowledge. You may find some advanced books on topic -usually the is no book on advanced C# as a whole with very few exceptions-. For example you might look for books on Database programming, advanced remoting, network programming with C#, etc.. You can browser sites like Amazon[^] for that. Yet in sites like CodeProjects you would find articles written by people who faced certain problems and solved them. These articles usually provide very practical solutions to problems and are one of the best way to increase your knowledge in programming. Also forums and discussion borads -again like those in CP- ,offer you a much wider range of problems -and programming by some definitions is no more than problem solving-. There you'd find wide variation of problems that people faced, and this encourages you to search for an answer to help, and in the same time to learn. Even if you didn't get an answer, usually there are more experienced programmers who would provide a best answer for most of the question -most of the time a question would have more than one good answer-. You can learn and increase your knowledge by just browsing problems and their solution.

                  Regards:rose:

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                  karam chandrabose
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                  Thanks a lot Nader, its really nice you took time for typing and help me out , cheers! :)

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                    If you are intermediate programmer with good background, usually by now you should be looking for best practices, not just knowledge. You may find some advanced books on topic -usually the is no book on advanced C# as a whole with very few exceptions-. For example you might look for books on Database programming, advanced remoting, network programming with C#, etc.. You can browser sites like Amazon[^] for that. Yet in sites like CodeProjects you would find articles written by people who faced certain problems and solved them. These articles usually provide very practical solutions to problems and are one of the best way to increase your knowledge in programming. Also forums and discussion borads -again like those in CP- ,offer you a much wider range of problems -and programming by some definitions is no more than problem solving-. There you'd find wide variation of problems that people faced, and this encourages you to search for an answer to help, and in the same time to learn. Even if you didn't get an answer, usually there are more experienced programmers who would provide a best answer for most of the question -most of the time a question would have more than one good answer-. You can learn and increase your knowledge by just browsing problems and their solution.

                    Regards:rose:

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                    karam chandrabose
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                    Thanks a lot Nader, its really nice you took time for typing and help me out , cheers!

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                      "Complete Reference" - Herbert S would be better to start with. Regards, Bhupi Bhai.

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                      karam chandrabose
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                      Thanks

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                      • K karam chandrabose

                        Hi, Am a Intermediete C# programmer, can you please guide me which will be the best book to buy? thanks and regards Karam C Bose Thanks

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                        Drew McGhie
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                        As an "Intermediate" C# programmer, I'm willing to bet you have the basics down, and are looking for more refined study. Check out the Microsoft .Net Development series for more guided study into specific areas of C# programming (I do a lot of windows forms development, so I have their books on ADO, Forms Programming, and Forms Databinding).

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