Head First C#: A great book for learning C#

[Macatone]

For those of you who would like to learn C#, I highly recommend that you look at this book: http://www.amazon.com/dp/1449380344/ref=..._ti_sims_1

If you are proficient in another programming language, I wouldn't recommend this book because it was written for beginners. This is a really long book (733 pages to be exact; I still haven't finished it yet <!-- s --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_wink.gif" alt="" title="Wink" /><!-- s --> ), but I would still recommend that you read it.

[manishshrestha60]

thanks for the idea i will make my own programs in next 4 days b/c that's when my book arrives

[Macatone]

thanks for the idea i will make my own programs in next 4 days b/c that's when my book arrives

No problem!

What book did you get?

[brandonio21]

Ah, thanks for the tip! Just out of curiosity, which IDE does this book recommend using?

[manishshrestha60]

thanks for the idea i will make my own programs in next 4 days b/c that's when my book arrives

No problem!

What book did you get?

i got the used one

[Macatone]

Ah, thanks for the tip! Just out of curiosity, which IDE does this book recommend using?

The book shows you how to use Visual Studio (Express and Professional). Hopefully that answers your question!

[brandonio21]

Hopefully that answers your question!

Yes, yes it does. Thanks!

[Macatone]

Yes, yes it does. Thanks!

No problem!