Requesting an interesting book on .Net and C#?

Question

.NET

For fun and mischievous rolling into the language. Richter doesn't come in.
Background: good procedural and component, weak OOP.
Thank you!

Answer 1

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

Answer 2

So Richter is not for sticking into the language, but for digging into the details. Need Troelson to get familiar with the C# language and the .Net framework.

Answer 3

Albahari "C# in a Nutshell"

Answer 4

Quickly learn the basics, at least according to the mentioned metanit. And then read an interesting book "C# for professionals" by Jon Skeet. There are no basics that you can always look on the Internet, but it shows how C # developed and what problems were solved. And the book is well written and well written.