Is this book worth reading?

Question

Books

I am reading the book "Handbook of C# 7.0 full description". I saw that they recommend "CLR via C#" whether it makes sense to read it, I looked there, some features of the current C# are not there, but this is not so important. I looked at the topics I'm going through in the book now, and in "CLR via C#" they are almost the same. In short, I don't know. Advise your experience, it is possible to read like this, for a better understanding of the language

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for

greater understanding of the language

need practice. about books - the one who wants to know something, reads everything that comes to hand *. the one who doesn't want to read or code, ( upd doesn't even want to google himself ;) he asks the questions "but how can I get into seigneurs right away without doing anything"?
ps * - if a book is praised, it's good. in this case, you are referring to books that obviously have a different purpose (at least in terms of titles). even with a possible similarity of the table of contents, "CLR via C#" is more focused on revealing the engine compartment device ( CLR is the same). "Handbook on C # 7.0 full description" - you do not tell the author, but I also google in scrap .. in the general case, the handbook is still not a tutorial for beginners,I started coding on my own, and is constantly doing it,
but as I tried to hint above, if you want to learn (and if you are not deprived of ingenuity) - read everything that comes to hand and try it right away. and compare . comparison is a very cool experience. in this case, it doesn't matter if you have the best book. and in general - books catastrophically lag behind reality. take any available book, but add a habr view by thematic tags, and do not be lazy to press the F1 button in the visual studio (you will get acquainted with MSDN **). this is how one's own experience is formed
** often MSDN, this is the truth in the final instance. though not always easily digestible
pps just don't get fooled by YouTube. there, of course, there are also recordings from conferences of pros (freaky), but you need to grow up to them. and on request, a sea of ​​​​foam from shkolota comes out. IMHO