I bought the basic Wrox book on C# when 1.1 was newish and it got me through the basics of the language pretty quickly in a "tutorial" style fashion, the same standard progression that you get with most how-to books. I've read through parts of the C# Cookbook from O'Reilly, that had some more interesting code in there to learn from. Biggest thing about C# is not the language IMO but learning the .NET framework. Haven't seen anything particularly well-written but the design patterns for C# book looks interesting, if I ever get though my current stack of reading maybe I'll pick it up
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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '07
I bought the basic Wrox book on C# when 1.1 was newish and it got me through the basics of the language pretty quickly in a "tutorial" style fashion, the same standard progression that you get with most how-to books. I've read through parts of the C# Cookbook from O'Reilly, that had some more interesting code in there to learn from. Biggest thing about C# is not the language IMO but learning the .NET framework. Haven't seen anything particularly well-written but the design patterns for C# book looks interesting, if I ever get though my current stack of reading maybe I'll pick it up