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Started by iago, October 06, 2007, 03:15:09 PM

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iago

So, I just got a job where I need to have some level of C# skills. I still have a copy of Visual Studio from when I originally applied for the job, but I never did use it for C#.

Does anybody know of a book that teaches C# but assumes a programming background? I don't want to sit there reading what a "for" loop is, but I'd like to learn the tricks of the language.

Thanks!

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iago

Incidentally, don't get the wrong impression -- I don't need to write the code, but I'm going to be a pen-tester at a place that uses ASP and C# and whatnot, in addition to what I already know (C, Java, PHP).

Hell-Lord

Here is an interesting site...http://www.functionx.com/csharp/ it can also be purchased as an ebook. Well if you know java i remeber seeing a good book titled, "C# for Java Developers" by Allen Jones and Adam Freeman.