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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...
Started by Nick Presta on
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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.
Started by mqbt on
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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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I'm working on a project that requires Visual Studio 2005 and I've been trying to find a legitimate download site for Visual Studio 2005 Express, but it seems like Microsoft only wants people to download the 2008 version instead.
Anyone knows why it's...
Started by Spoike on
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For example....
Some of them have a CD with C# 2005 Express, and the books should be quite cheap now because they are for C# 2005.
If you are willing to pay a few bucks, you could buy a "Learning Visual C# 2005" book.
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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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What's the recommended way to create a type in MSSQL 2005 with a default value and a check constraint to be used in several columns?
I don't want to add a check constraint and a default value for every single column.
My first idea was to create a default...
Started by Erick Sasse on
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I doubt that they'll.
Statements were originally deprecated in the SQL 2005 time frame and are still around.
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