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C# and .NET has become the official programming platform at my company for all new IT projects. I'm a bioinformatics scientist with 15 years of experience with C, C++, and Perl. And, fortunately, I'm not in IT, so I don't have to do my work using C#. ...
Started by Conrad Halling on
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I learned C# with the book C# Step by Step 2005 which was a great introduction for me and a great to have a lot of experience ....
Skip the books, watch some videos:
http://www.asp.net/learn/ Since you have some C/C++.
It is.
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I have many C# books that all have one small section on Threads and maybe another on Delegates and Lamdas, however, I can't seem to find a book where the primary focus is Concurrency. Can anyone recommend a book on using Concurrency when writing C#.net...
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Calls a "fairly long" explanation for multithreading :
link text
Also, there is this book C# 2005 online e-book)
In addition to Joe Duffy's book and the Albahari book,
Jon Skeet also has what he and 2008 Threading:....
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If a developer already has a background in Object Oriented Programming, what book would you recommend for learning C#? Which one made you understand what C# is?
Started by lmsasu on
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This is only not a big "book guy" when it comes....
By Jeffrey Richter
I'll admit that I'm a little strange, but the book that did the most for me in learning C# was actually the language specification (available online or as a book ).
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My knowledge is very limited on VS in fact it's the first time I am using it and very little I know of C debugging too.
I have pre-existing .c and .o files that have been transferred into my folder and I open VS to edit them. I then compile on a unix ...
Started by Filippo on
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You cannot use .c file....
Right click solution and hit build.
You should create a C project (you may have to use empty project) Add your c files to the project.
This assumes that your code is not dependent on anything .
This is a quess.
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Before you down vote this question, I realize there are a few other questions but they are all asked with the notion that the OP wants to be a master, long-term, C# programmer. my question is different in that I don't want to be a master C# programmer...
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HeadFirst C# C# Books:
HeadFirst C# Murach's C# 2008 Wrox....
HttpHead First C# is the book that most closely fits your needs (that I'm aware of).
The 2005 version of this book, it was a great resource and it's still on my desk.
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Any recommendations on good books to read about the coming .NET framework? Books that cover new features of the framework and new language syntax for C#. Thanks.
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Liberty (and others)
I have two previous editions of Andrew's book (one for VS 2005 / .NET 2.0Due to the very fact that the .NET Framework has not yet had it's final release, actual books books, such as:
Pro C# 2010 and the....
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Quote: : This is probably a really dumb question, but what do you use for MFWK if you don't have a set of encyclopedias? Is there a list of alternative books you can use? I would hate to have to go search for books each week.
Gayle
There are some suggestions...
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I don't haveI typically used just a non....
I try to pick books with very simple text and lots of pictures.
I do a search picture book section.
MFW K) We also use books from the children's picture book section at the library.
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C and C++ Books Collection
English | Collection | PDF | 281.41 MB
This is the same as dagostinoe1's torrent from three years ago. However, it has been extracted from the proprietary .daa image format, for ease of use. PLEASE SEED, as my internet is sl...
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I have a bias towards the slim ones. (I am talking about technical books here ;-). By slim I mean the books I can read lying on the couch. That would approx to the books with no more than 400 pages I guess. GoF's design patterns has more pages, though...
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Ritchie
The C of Project Management - Scott Berkun....
Kernighan and Dennis M.
Pragmatic Programmer FTW!
Programming Pearls by Jon Bentley
The Book , of course! "C Programming Language" (2nd Edition) (Prentice Hall Software) by Brian W.
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I'm a professional developer (whatever that means), but I have to admit I'm not really into reading programming-related books. Sure, I've read the "Effective C++", "More effective C++", "Effective C#" books (I like them because they're to the point about...
Started by Led on
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Most books are dross, basically....
I really like to read programming books and try to have at least one book near my bed a book from start to finish it tends to be books that are more advanced and/or topical (e.g.Rarely.
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