Recommend a book with the basics of C# to a student

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KoryaTo2012-09-25 16:22:22

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KoryaTo, 2012-09-25 16:22:22

Hello.

I want to do at least some self-education in the field of IT. I myself study in those. Institute, but there are no teachers there ... I myself know a little C ++, Processing, Turbo Pascal / Basic. Of the achievements - small programs for the younger brother, autoclicker (trigger - the value of the memory address), trainer.

Such books as% language% for 30 days are simply fed up. I would like high-quality and interesting literature. You can do the same in English.

For raising a topic already in a row, I ask you not to throw slippers (each person has his own level of knowledge).
Thanks in advance.

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KvanTTT, 2012-09-25
@KoryaTo

CLR via C# in the latest edition in English.

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poorum, 2012-09-25
@poorum

Learned C# from Troelsen's book. For starters, it's more than enough. Then choose a specific direction - ASP.NET, MVC, WPF - and go ahead, study it already.

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Alexey Kamchatkin, 2012-09-25
@PoN

CLR via C# 3rd Edition, Jeffrey Richter

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elderos, 2012-09-25
@elderos

C# in a Nutshell, Albahari J., Albahari B.
C# in Depth, Jon Skeet
C# 4.0 Unleashed, Bart de Smet
CLR via C# this is more difficult

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Nikolai Turnaviotov, 2012-09-25
@foxmuldercp

Troelsen to start

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wartur, 2012-09-25
@wartur

C#: The Complete Reference
Author: Herbert Schildt
Translator N. Ruchko
Languages: Russian
Publisher: Williams
Series: Complete Reference
ISBN 978-5-8459-0563-5; 2008
Classic. In general, I love the whole series of The Complete Reference

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Antares19, 2012-09-25
@Antares19

Oh, by the way! If anyone needs it in Moscow, I'll give a couple of books for half the price from Richter's store
CLR via C# .NET Framework 2.0 www.rsdn.ru/res/book/net/CLR_via_CSharp.xml Petzold's
Windows Presentation Foundation www.ozon.ru/context/detail /id/3658608/
The first one was bought for 689 rubles, I will give it for 344.5 rubles. :)
I'll give the second one for 400 rubles.
Books in zero condition, from the store. They were bought "in reserve", they lie on the shelf, but this is not the case, the
book should be read. I give it for money, so that it would not be taken by a freeloader, but by someone who really needs it.

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soundie, 2012-09-26
@soundie

Video tutorials are good for getting started. For example, from Lynda.com:
rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3767514
Do not be afraid that it is in English - everything is clear. And then you can proceed to what you were told above.