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hi i am newbie in visual-studio.
can anybody tell me which site is best for visual studio learning please reffer me a best book of visual studio.

Posted 8-Sep-13 16:36pm

indiancodinglove

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H.Brydon · Answer 1 · 2013-09-08T17:40:00

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Visual Studio is a pretty straightforward product. Any book covering Visual Studio will help you with what you are interested in. Just walk in a book store and peruse the programming section. I would advise a newer version of Visual Studio if available (ie. VS2012 versus VS2003); otherwise there are not really any that stand out above the rest.

Posted 8-Sep-13 17:40pm

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indiancodinglove 8-Sep-13 23:47pm

any site which gives the best tutorial and you can ask any question.(c#)

H.Brydon 9-Sep-13 0:00am

If you ask Google, you will get several hits. Have a look at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/ff459609.aspx
Beware of some of the 'lessons' that teach some rather advanced features such as IDE extensions, interacting with MS Office and other such complicated things. Stick to the basic concepts. There is a wealth of sample code that you can use and/or study to develop your skills. Microsoft.com and MSDN are quite helpful.

indiancodinglove 9-Sep-13 0:04am

thanks H.Brydon