Current books on C#?

Question

Books

Friends, I studied C ++ for half a year, having reached the OOP (and looking into it a little), I realized that C # is much more suitable for my purposes than C ++ (desktop applications of simple and medium complexity, Unity).
Leave, please, links to books or just titles of books on C #, only relevant ones.
Thank you all in advance and all the best ^^

Answer 1

Herbert Schildt - C# 4.0. Complete guide

Answer 2

C# Books and Learning Resources

Answer 3

I started with Schildt's encyclopedia. It's just a dry theory like "there is such a feature, it can do this." After the general understanding has developed, I read Richter's c# via CLR. This book briefly and interestingly explains how the language works, not what it can do. It's like Scott Myers, only in sharps. But without knowledge of other languages ​​​​or a base of sharps, you should not climb to Richter. You can replace the boring Schildt with METANIT, but with further study, you will have to google some basic things.

Answer 4

Andrew Troelsen is chic, a little harder than Schildt, but no less quality, and fresher. It also briefly covers a lot of cool .NET stuff like ASP.NET MVC, EF, WPF, etc. In English there is a publication about C # 7, in Russian so far only C # 6

Answer 5

https://metanit.com/sharp/tutorial/