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C# Book Recommendations?

Posted by Cliff on from the which-one-is-the-best-to-learn-from dept.

Stevecrox asks: "I'm in my final year of university and have a working knowledge of C/C++, Visual Basic, VHDL and a variety of Assembler languages, however chatting to a friend on his placement year I've been told that C# is what employers are really looking for. What book would you recommend to someone looking to learn C# with my experience?"

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  1. Yes, that is very good too but... by Iloinen+Lohikrme · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    Yes, that is very good too, praise the lord! But ask yourself, how can bible help you when your beloved project manager is shouting developers, developers, developers and you suddenly find yourself in path of flying furniture's? I can say that praising lord doesn't do a squad. But alas, help is on a way! For all those miserable souls who don't mind giving their soul in exchange of dark forces of hell, there is the Necromancer Bible. Unfortunately Amazon doesn't carry this item currently. So what to do in a mean time? Well, one could start from The Anarchist Cookbook and show those bastard colleagues on how object class hierarchy should be done. Nothing really starts the day better than seeing your office go way high into the sky and dropping down.

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