[C#] Any good books?

[RaptorJesus]

Hey there, im looking for some good books i can buy online or find at a local bookstore to help me learn C#, also, don't give me links to online pdf books or whatever, i seriously can't learn a language on a computer for some reason, i get too distracted.

So any books or tips on getting me started would be much appericated.

Thanks :]

 

[FrostElite]

My reccomendation

This is the book that I have bought and I'm loving it so far! I bought it for 40 us dollars and it
includes a CD with the source code for the lessons. The content ranges from creating web
applications to small widgets

 

[onemorejosh]

Ok, I know you said don't post online links, but I couldn't resist this one lol

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/beginner/bb308756.aspx

C SHARP FOR SHARP KIDS!! WERD!! C'mon. You can't beat "The Alien, the Elephant, and the Coconut Tree"

"Computers are just like aliens".

 

[RaptorJesus]

My reccomendation

This is the book that I have bought and I'm loving it so far! I bought it for 40 us dollars and it
includes a CD with the source code for the lessons. The content ranges from creating web
applications to small widgets

Thanks man, im gonna go get a copy tomorrow.

 

[EliteGM]

Ok, I know you said don't post online links, but I couldn't resist this one lol

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/beginner/bb308756.aspx

C SHARP FOR SHARP KIDS!! WERD!! C'mon. You can't beat "The Alien, the Elephant, and the Coconut Tree"

"Computers are just like aliens".

I learnt C# with this

 

[bounty-hunter]

Best way to learn is through experimenting and online tuts + Heeps of pornos =p

 

[RaptorJesus]

Best way to learn is through experimenting and online tuts + Heeps of pornos =p

hahahah, i must admit that sounds tempting.

 

[Team Zebra]

I wouldn't learn through experimentation. I'm pretty good with C# and I learned it through several books and prior experience with Java. But all the books I read were in electronic format, so I have so suggestions. Just go to your local book store and see what's there, you're bound to find something good.

 

[xSilv3rbullet]

It may be the fact that I'm an advanced reader, but I'm 11, and I got this book from the library called C#: The Complete Reference by Herbert Schibt (<- A last name something like that. xP). It's old though, printed in 2002. And it's black and white.

But great detail on the classes and stuff!

 

[bounty-hunter]

After you read something, experiment with it and you will find ways on how to use it =)