C#

[whhacker93]

Hey guys,

I'm looking to learn C#. Now.. just wanna say this, I already know the super basics.
I'm not looking for a hello world tutorial, I'm a beginner but I mean..I would like something along the lines of perhaps a very good free book or a very good video tutorial series.. Something that would actually help me get a really good start.

At the same time, I'm looking for a tutorial for reverse engineering this will be used to work with private server files etc.

 

[Haz3d]

MSDN [Sample Code - MSDN Examples in C#, VB.NET, C++, JavaScript, F#] provides plenty of tutorials and sample code to get you started. You can also search for a similar project to what you'd like to do on CodeProject [CodeProject - For those who code] where there are a lot of great C# tutorials.

Reverse engineering requires solid knowledge of x86 ASM, you can find some guides here: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/X86_Assembly or here: http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~evans/cs216/guides/x86.html

 

[whhacker93]

Thank You, Haz3d. I appreciate it.

 

[Haz3d]

Glad to help, feel free to pm with a question if you run into any trouble.

 

[Clawed]

There's alot of decent stuff in the links in my sig about C#

 

[Puck]

Microsoft Visual C# 2012 Step by Step (John Sharp)

Great book by great author.

If you can't afford to buy it now then you can get pdf here.

 

[rebornsoul]

Wow, it's really breaking my limit thanks guys

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[Kesus]

List of Videos for C#

This guy makes some things a little bit easier to understand but some of the videos are unintentional duplicates.

 

[AngraMainyu]

Some e-books to look for include: CLR via C#, The C# Programming Language, Programming C# 5.0, What Every Programmer Should Know About Memory.

 

[nevS]

Just build things, alot of things. Then read about patterns, OOP, SOLID-Principles etc, and try to apply them in your projects.
Reading alot of stuff alone won't push you forward... practise practise practise!

 

[שเ๒єtгเ๒є]

Some e-books to look for include: CLR via C#, The C# Programming Language, Programming C# 5.0, What Every Programmer Should Know About Memory.

I got the author of CLR via C# (Jeffrey Richter) on Facebook. He's a pretty skilled man and MS-Press' just had the 30th birthday. See what present it got:

Sorry it's off-topic, but I could not resist to post this cake now. =D