I am looking for a great C# learning book - trying to switch from VB.NET to C#.
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Hi, I am a .NET developer using VB.NET but not haven't had a chance to learn and fell the OO priniciples to the fullest in a way they are supposed to be learn. I want to switch to C# as the whole world slowly moving towards it and at the same time learn all the OO priniciples in a right way. In this process I am trying to find a book which explains all fundamentals of OOP and illustrate how to develop a small application implementing all these OO priniciplese would help me understand the whole thing in one shot. Are there any great books or videos that would help me accomplish my goals? I am desperate to find an excellent book that mainly illustrate an sample project/case study implementing all OOP with comments for better understanding of the OOP techniques and scope of the project as well. Please advice. Thanks, -L
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Hi, I am a .NET developer using VB.NET but not haven't had a chance to learn and fell the OO priniciples to the fullest in a way they are supposed to be learn. I want to switch to C# as the whole world slowly moving towards it and at the same time learn all the OO priniciples in a right way. In this process I am trying to find a book which explains all fundamentals of OOP and illustrate how to develop a small application implementing all these OO priniciplese would help me understand the whole thing in one shot. Are there any great books or videos that would help me accomplish my goals? I am desperate to find an excellent book that mainly illustrate an sample project/case study implementing all OOP with comments for better understanding of the OOP techniques and scope of the project as well. Please advice. Thanks, -L
"Head First C#"[^], from O'Reilly was a good read. It assumes no prior programming knowledge and is being used in the classroom. It's loaded with examples, and fun to read. For video's, I'd like to recommend the MSDN library "How Do I"[^] section. It's filled with short tutorials, not limited to C#. Enjoy :)
I are troll :)
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"Head First C#"[^], from O'Reilly was a good read. It assumes no prior programming knowledge and is being used in the classroom. It's loaded with examples, and fun to read. For video's, I'd like to recommend the MSDN library "How Do I"[^] section. It's filled with short tutorials, not limited to C#. Enjoy :)
I are troll :)
Thanks for the quick reply. I will sure look into this book. Thanks, L
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Hi, I am a .NET developer using VB.NET but not haven't had a chance to learn and fell the OO priniciples to the fullest in a way they are supposed to be learn. I want to switch to C# as the whole world slowly moving towards it and at the same time learn all the OO priniciples in a right way. In this process I am trying to find a book which explains all fundamentals of OOP and illustrate how to develop a small application implementing all these OO priniciplese would help me understand the whole thing in one shot. Are there any great books or videos that would help me accomplish my goals? I am desperate to find an excellent book that mainly illustrate an sample project/case study implementing all OOP with comments for better understanding of the OOP techniques and scope of the project as well. Please advice. Thanks, -L
Stick this in your favourites, very useful[^] in the early stages of the change
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
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Stick this in your favourites, very useful[^] in the early stages of the change
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
Hey, Thank you for the great link. I hooked it up to my favorites. Thanks again.