[cayliff]

I am almost through with the book Head First C# 2nd edition. I am looking for another book that would go more indept in C# after I finish it. I am writing allot of programs and not just reading the book. I just like a guide to learn with. I dont always have internet availble to me which is why I am looking for a book instead of just using internet.

Thanks

[modi123_1]

What topics did that book not cover?

[cayliff]

Dont know what it doesnt cover lol. Is there books that just have C# exercises in them? Basicly, like homework problems.

[modi123_1]

You could take the initiative and skim other books index, on say amazon, and see what's you are not certain on... That's my typical route.

Book of exercises? As in a project list?

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[Skydiver]

Now that you know C#, learn to use it well: "Effective C#"

[tlhIn`toq]

How about all the stuff that comes up in the Visual Studio start page RSS feed? Like the suggested reading list?

[Sergio Tapia]

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I dont always have internet availble to me which is why I am looking for a book instead of just using internet.

What you're looking for is a reference book and for that I highly recommend:
http://www.apress.com/9781430225492

It's very complete and up to date. Well written too.

[doc_guru]

Skydiver, on 05 June 2012 - 12:51 PM, said:

Now that you know C#, learn to use it well: "Effective C#"

I agree with Skydiver, Effective C# is the best for practice. And I ever used it and felt pretty fine. But if you are quite interested in a specific field, you'd better focus on and finds related books, as C# is quite a large topic to cover.