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Where to start learning C# and .net platforms?
Hello everyone, I work as an Oracle developer in a bank and mainly write code in PL\SQL. After a long election, I came to the conclusion that I want to study C # and the .net platform in general, the following question arises - Where to start studying these areas? Since I have never worked with the .net platform and with Microsoft software in general, I am interested in what needs to be studied in order to delve into and already ask specific questions, analyze specific products. I also ask you to recommend books for learning C #
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Andrew Troelsen The C# 6.0 Programming Language and the .NET 4.6 Platform
This is a big and powerful book about the .NET platform and the C# language. The book is intended for professionals, that is, not for beginners - it does not contain general information about programming (OOP, architecture, etc.), but there is how to use it all in the C# language. It describes almost everything - the syntax of the language, the creation of console and window programs (WPF), client-server applications.
The book is expensive, you can look for the previous edition (C#5.0, C#4.5).
Read for health . The book has a lot of positive reviews. The book describes the C# language from the very basics: variables, loops, oops. Then the .NET platform itself and the creation of applications on it are described, then the creation of web applications. There are many examples in the book and most importantly, for me personally, after each chapter there are questions and exercises for self-study (there are answers and solutions at the end).
I started learning from this book myself.
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