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Mephistophele2013-01-23 16:55:29
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Mephistophele, 2013-01-23 16:55:29

OOP literature (with C# as the description language)

Good afternoon
We need some sensible literature on OOP with C # as the main description language, moreover, it is not unimportant, it is needed in Russian. In addition to books, articles (any), links to resources, etc. are also suitable.
Levels of interest: from basic knowledge of OOP, to building various patterns and system design.
What do you recommend?

Thanks in advance.

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pletinsky, 2013-01-24
@pletinsky

There are no examples in c# in classic OOP.
There is no OOP in classic c# and .net.
Read separately and you will be happy. According to the first Stroustrup, GOFF, Robert Martin.
According to the second Richter and MSDN.
Although, of course, I would just read the Internet and write some kind of program based on Google.

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innominate, 2013-01-23
@innominate

If you are specifically interested in C#, then probably:
Robert Martin, Mika Martin, Principles, Patterns and Methods of Agile Development in C#
But in general, I do not think that when choosing books on OOP, it is important to bind to a particular language. All the same, such literature outlines the basic things that are applicable when working with any object-oriented language.
Here, almost all the main books on OOP have already been listed: habrahabr.ru/qa/14204/

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