Best books for prepairing interview on Asp.Net on 1 year experience

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Hi,
Its been almost a year I worked with a company as a DotNet developer. Now, I am about to switch further for growth. I am pretty confused that what kind of interview can be asked to me collectively on C#,Sql Server and Ado.Net ?
Moreover, I am worried that I have just worked on 3 projects, will that be enough and having knowledge of WCF or WPF is really required. Although I have hands on C#, Sql, Ajax,Server Controls etc but still I have to learn WCF, WPF etc yet. So Please guide me in the right way so that I can crack a good interview.

Any suggestion will be highly appreciated.
Thank you so much in advance.

Posted 31-Jul-12 21:26pm

Taresh Uppal

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If you are going to learn about WPF, this might be the Best WPF tutorial[^].

Posted 31-Jul-12 23:29pm

Pandvi

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I think you do not need to study WPf . It is only a display system for windows application influenced by html and silvelight.You must have well knowledge about C#,Sql and asp.net.

Posted 31-Jul-12 22:19pm

rejeesh k

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Taresh Uppal 1-Aug-12 5:09am

can u suggest me some good blogs, articles and E-books for the same ???

Philip Stuyck 1-Aug-12 5:45am

I have never seen anyone put it like that : "WPF is only a display system for windows apps influenced by html and silverlight". WPF has a very steep learning curve because it influences the very design of the application greatly. You don't give it proper credit in a statement like that.

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rejeesh k · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-31T23:19:00

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Pro C# 2010 and the .NET 4 Platform - Apress,Pro ASP.NET 4 in C# 2010-Apress,Pro SQL Server 2008 -Apress

Posted 31-Jul-12 23:19pm

rejeesh k