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I am a programmer who has been a stay home dad for a few years now and am wanting to get back in the industry. I was wondering if anyone here could recommend a book on c# for someone with no knowledge of it. In a prior life I did have some experience maintaining C++ code, though not my strong point which was in Unix shell programming.
I started out with "The C# Programming Language". It is published by Microsoft Press and written by Anders Hejlsberg. This is a good place to start from zero.
After that I never bought another book again. The internet took over... ;-)
I started out with "The C# Programming Language". It is published by Microsoft Press and written by Anders Hejlsberg. This is a good place to start from zero.
After that I never bought another book again. The internet took over... ;-)
- Ben
Ooops! I just looked, its not Microsoft Press. It was actually published by "Addison-Wesley" (a part of Pearson Education). It just *looks* like a Microsoft Press book.
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