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    can someone suggest some good book(s) on C# and .NET? Thanks!

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      can someone suggest some good book(s) on C# and .NET? Thanks!

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      It depends greatly on your level of experience and what kind of programming you wish to do, but here are a few of the better ones I've found: Applied Microsoft .NET Framework Programming[^] by Jeffrey Richter Programming .NET Components[^] by Juval Lowy Programming C#[^], by Jesse Liberty Programming Windows with C#[^] by Charles Petzold There are others, such as Debugging Applications for Microsoft .NET and Microsoft Windows[^] by John Robbins, that have a lot of valuable information, but also include a good deal of non-.NET focused material, so not all of it will apply. Like I said, though, it depends on what you're after, so if you want to write Donkey Kong.NET, you may want to look elsewhere. Charlie if(!curlies){ return; }

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        can someone suggest some good book(s) on C# and .NET? Thanks!

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        These books gave me a great start: Applied .NET framework programming - Jeffrey Richter Inside C# - Tom Archer Professional C# - Wrox Also frequents CP visits help honing your skills further. Especially posting your code and letting people dissect it ruthlessly... ;) Salil Khedkar [^]

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          It depends greatly on your level of experience and what kind of programming you wish to do, but here are a few of the better ones I've found: Applied Microsoft .NET Framework Programming[^] by Jeffrey Richter Programming .NET Components[^] by Juval Lowy Programming C#[^], by Jesse Liberty Programming Windows with C#[^] by Charles Petzold There are others, such as Debugging Applications for Microsoft .NET and Microsoft Windows[^] by John Robbins, that have a lot of valuable information, but also include a good deal of non-.NET focused material, so not all of it will apply. Like I said, though, it depends on what you're after, so if you want to write Donkey Kong.NET, you may want to look elsewhere. Charlie if(!curlies){ return; }

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          Thanks!!

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            These books gave me a great start: Applied .NET framework programming - Jeffrey Richter Inside C# - Tom Archer Professional C# - Wrox Also frequents CP visits help honing your skills further. Especially posting your code and letting people dissect it ruthlessly... ;) Salil Khedkar [^]

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            Thanks!!

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