What to read to learn C#?

Question

C++ / C#

Hello.
There are two books on C#, which, as I understand it, are more advised for beginners. Schildt G. - The C# 4.0 Complete Guide, Andrew Troelsen - The C# 5.0 Programming Language and the .NET 4.5 Platform
The problem with these books is how information is structured. Information does not go from simple to complex, but the devil knows how.
For example, here is a quote from Troelsen's content:
Chapter 3. Basic C# Programming Constructs: Part I 104
Structure of a Simple C# Program 104
Variations on the Main() Method 106
Specifying an Application Error Code 107
Handling Command Line Arguments 108
Specifying Command Line Arguments in Visual Studio 109
An interesting digression: some additional terms
class System.Environment 110
Etc.
I love learning C# here:
https://metanit.com/sharp/tutorial/
But what will I lose if I learn C# this way? Is it correct to learn C# this way, or what can you advise?
Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

I would advise to combine metanit, documentation and Richter. We read about threads on the meta-site -> looked at the documentation -> studied this issue in more detail from Richter

Answer 2

On metanit bases, in books - details.
Play around with the metanit tutorial, then (or in the process) move on to the books. In addition, google information about C# 6 and 7. Practice. You can mix everything at once. The main thing is to consolidate the material in practice.