C# and Microsoft SQL Server Express. Where to start studying?

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princeHabibu2014-12-30 23:46:14

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princeHabibu, 2014-12-30 23:46:14

Where to start studying? Please provide some easy-to-understand literature.

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Anton Martsen, 2014-12-31
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Andrew Troelsen, The Expert's Voice in .NET - The C# 5.0 Programming Language and the .NET 4.5 Platform (6th edition). This is for beginners who are not even familiar with programming. Richter is good, but as the first book it should be read if there is already some kind of base.
C#+MSSQL = ADO.NET, Linq2SQL, Entity Framework. If you just want to work with the database and do not need an understanding of what is there and how, then start with the last option (you can still use NHibernate). In general, it is better to be able to write requests by hand, then it will be possible to work on any ORM with understanding.

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Codebaker, 2014-12-31
@Codebaker

Easy-to-understand literature will lead to disastrous results and will have to be relearned several times.
For C# - read Richter for starters, for databases - choose
A to start C# + MsSql try Entity
Framework right away . Good luck!

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Nikolai Turnaviotov, 2014-01-01
@foxmuldercp

what do you want to write for?
web - aspnet mvc, two introductory courses on 3/4 mvc will give you a very good start.
wpf - desktop, winforms is already outdated, because it does not work well with permission screens and is poorly resized.
well, windows phone/w8 marketplace

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nesterione, 2014-01-02
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As for C#, @martsen @Codebaker has already been mentioned, if you are just starting to learn, you better start by reading Andrew Troelsen's book www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/19916784 , then I highly recommend reading Richter www.ozon.ru/context /detail/id/7425674 (there is a newer edition), it can be difficult for a beginner to understand, so it's better to know the basics, Richter goes into great detail about the important nuances of how .NET works, and gives great examples.