Good books/reference site with C# code?

Question

Just useful strings and things that you may need, a bit like a index or a library

Answer 1

Hi Ryan. Save your money. There a lot of good classes in youtube.

Answer 2

http://www.introprogramming.info/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Books/CSharpEn/Fundamentals-of-Computer-Programming-with-CSharp-Nakov-eBook-v2013.pdf

Its free pdf. I love this book, they explain everything in details. Good luck!

Answer 3

As Ricardo said, you can manage to learn in-depth C# with many tutorials eager to get your view. If you are like me and really do love reading the information for reference and in front of you, the book I use is "Step by Step Visual Studio C#". It is a BIT expensive for a textbook, and it isn't for a brand new begineer who doesn't know why some things are the way they are, but if you have a basic understanding of a language it will go great. If you're brand new to coding a good book is "C++ Demystified"

"WAIT! That's C++, not C#!?"

Yes! It is! But the book is for those that are a bit slow at first and really want to know why everything works fully so in the future you can work with it in your own thoughts and not with the book's words. It goes a little bit past functions, so most of the code it gives is the same with C#, but here are some differences

C# -
Console.Writeline("This will be shown in the console.");

C++ -
cout << "This will be shown in the console." << endl;

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C# -
int Help
Console.ReadLine(Help);

C++ -
int Help
cin >> Help;

There are more that I can't remember but you can always google. Hope this helps!

Answer 4

"CLR via C#" by Jeffrey Richter is one of the best books

Answer 5

Not a book but two amazing dev resources learnvisualstudio.net (LIFETIME subscription is totally worth it) && plural sight. d[~,~]b