Which Book is good for learning C#.net

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I am new to learn .net . Can any one Suggest me Which Book is good for learning C#.net

Posted 17-Dec-09 2:02am

Kamalagarwala84

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Solution 2

You can try

1 - C# 3.0 in a Nutshell by Joseph Albahari
2 - C# in depth by John Skeet.
3 - CLR via C# Jeffrey Ritcher

Good way to find out books is to search on Amazon and read the user reviews and ratings.

Posted 17-Dec-09 17:17pm

N a v a n e e t h

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For a look at the table of contents in WROX .Net series publication go here [^].
This will give you an idea if this book suits your requirements.

Posted 17-Dec-09 17:53pm

Abhinav S

Updated 17-Dec-09 17:56pm

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I'm in agreement with Navaneeth's answer. I've started reading CLR via C# and C# indepth. I see both are very good books and I'll strongly recommend those to you as well!

Posted 18-Dec-09 1:18am

Rajesh R Subramanian

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I really like Pro C# 2008 and the .Net 3.5 platform by Andrew Troelsen

Posted 18-Dec-09 3:00am

Harvey Saayman

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Trollslayer · Accepted Answer · 2009-12-17T02:14:00

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How experienced are you in other languages?
There are many books so more information would help narrow the list.

Posted 17-Dec-09 2:14am

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