im starting C# anyone know of any good books or tutorials

[wallc++]

me my sister and our friend julian are thinking of starting C# over the summer for something to do. me and julian have programing experience already in vb turing and just a small amount of C++ my sister has none. so if anyone knows of any good books on the language or know of any good reliable tutorials please post them.

were using visual C# 2008 espress edition

thanks

[ecookman]

http://www.csharphelp.com/archives2/archive402.html




this might be of help.

[rdrake]

A fine strapping young lad wrote a mighty great tutorial on C# right here on this very forum.

Post any questions in this forum that you might have.

[wallc++]

did you code the tutorials in VC# 2008 express edition? because i know when i talk about C++ on the C++ forum they ask to state the IDE your using because there are so many different types of C++

[ecookman]

it should be the same, i think the reason that they wanted to know it, is because different programs work slightly differentially, but i think the code should be the same

[rdrake]

wallc++ @ Tue Jun 16, 2009 2:38 pm wrote:

did you code the tutorials in VC# 2008 express edition? because i know when i talk about C++ on the C++ forum they ask to state the IDE your using because there are so many different types of C++

VC# 2008 Express and Visual Studio 2008 both use the exact same compiler to compile the code. Even if you compile from the command line using csc.exe it's still the same compiler.

The only time you may experience issues is when using Mono or dotGNU, but even then any issues you have with different compilers will typically have to do with libraries and not the language itself.

Short answer: Yes, it will work.

[wallc++]

thanks now the only other thing now is what do you do to open a new project?

[sjjoseph]

Hi all,
There are lots of sites available for teaching c# with examples and video tutorials.
And ebooks are also available on net. aspallience, c#corner, .net spider are some of the sites.

[SNIPERDUDE]

I found the "For Dummies" book very useful, as have a few of my colleagues.