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i am new to Dotnet. I have recently got trained on Dotnet(c#,ASP.Net) and now i am facing quite difficult to write a code for a particular event. Could anyone plz tell me how to start writing code. Are there any books to follow?

Posted 7-Jan-10 16:44pm

abhinavsam

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Careful John, this is probably the guy who caused your last job to be made redundant.

Posted 7-Jan-10 23:53pm

Christian Graus

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wrote:
Are there any books to follow?

I'm guessing you are not a programmer and have just started learning programming by learning .NET. Yes, there are books. Lots of them. Do some searches on Amazon.com.

Posted 7-Jan-10 17:01pm

AspDotNetDev

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Yet another testament to how little 'training' is worth in third world countries. As others said, buy a book. If you need to handle an event, you don't even need to write code, just look for it in the designer. If you'd been more specific, we could give more specific help.

Posted 7-Jan-10 19:35pm

Christian Graus

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I suggest you find another line of work. Maybe... running the machine that puts ridges on the sides of checkers.

Posted 7-Jan-10 23:46pm

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Rajesh R Subramanian · Accepted Answer · 2010-01-07T16:48:00

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You have been trained on .NET and you find it "difficult" to start writing code?!

I wonder what sort of training was that.

There are many books, actually. See C# Book Recommendations[^]

Posted 7-Jan-10 16:48pm

Rajesh R Subramanian