[mentallybroken]

i changed my mind in learning vb.net. now i want to learn c# badly.. any ebooks you can recommend? thanks guys.. btw i have a background in c++ and java thats why i chose c# over vb.net.. @_@ for obvious reason hehe

[deeronjepsuhn]

mentallybroken, on 30 Dec, 2009 - 04:14 AM, said:

i changed my mind in learning vb.net. now i want to learn c# badly.. any ebooks you can recommend? thanks guys.. btw i have a background in c++ and java thats why i chose c# over vb.net.. @_@ for obvious reason hehe

Head First C# is a good book, I have it.
But then again it's meant for people who are new to programming in general.
Though, it's still a pretty good book.

[mentallybroken]

deeronjepsuhn, on 2 Jan, 2010 - 06:22 AM, said:

mentallybroken, on 30 Dec, 2009 - 04:14 AM, said:

i changed my mind in learning vb.net. now i want to learn c# badly.. any ebooks you can recommend? thanks guys.. btw i have a background in c++ and java thats why i chose c# over vb.net.. @_@ for obvious reason hehe

Head First C# is a good book, I have it.
But then again it's meant for people who are new to programming in general.
Though, it's still a pretty good book.

nice suggestion mate.. im actually reading it 2 hours earlier before this post but thanks ..

[plasma-hand]

Programming C# 3.0 is pretty decent
Sams Teach Yourself C# in 24 Hours is pretty good also

[zombie_chan51]

C# in a nutshell is good too

also the programming heaven's C# School

This post has been edited by drjoe51: 09 January 2010 - 11:53 AM

[Martyr2]

I have a whole list of programming book recommendations for a variety of languages on my blog. I have provided the link below. I list some good C# books you might want to check out. Enjoy!

Martyr2's Programming Underground - Book Recommendations for a Variety of Languages

[mentallybroken]

nice post mate .. thanks for the very wonderful link

[plasma-hand]

Now that you have the c# books have you considered e-learning through i-tunesU or Mit OCW. They both make learning much easier and enjoyable.

[shadab.alam]

mentallybroken, on 30 Dec, 2009 - 04:14 AM, said:

i changed my mind in learning vb.net. now i want to learn c# badly.. any ebooks you can recommend? thanks guys.. btw i have a background in c++ and java thats why i chose c# over vb.net.. @_@ for obvious reason hehe

Hi I m shadab ... Here a new user but I have something good knowledge about C# ...so I suggest you to

C# School is a good book

[KewlBeans]

Why spend the money on a book? There is usually nothing in a book that you cannot find online. I suggest just reading some tutorials online.

Especially if you already have a background in C++, I dont think it will be a huge stretch to learn C#.

Here is a good tutorial site for C#.

http://www.csharp-st...m/tutorial.aspx