C# Books

[Solarion]

Getting a little bored at the moment with development. Needing a bit of a challenge. What books or sources you guys use to learn C#?

 

[DominionZA]

I have a couple I am not using anymore. You are welcome to them (for nix).
In Edenvale.

 

[Hamster]

In uni I bought myself one of the Wrox books (black and white photo, bottom half was maroon). Apress is/was also pretty good.

 

[DA-LION-619]

MVA and free ebooks.

 

[etienne_marais]

I usually enjoy O'Reilly books, very concise

 

[_kabal_]

An IDE, Google and the language api reference

 

[etienne_marais]

An IDE, Google and the language api reference

Speaking of which, I think there is a Visual Studio 2013 (a non-crippled version) which can be legally downloaded for free (I'm still using a licensed VS 2010 version which also had an Express edition which was crippled to be used for learning the IDE/languages)

 

[Ho3n3r]

Pluralsight.

And this. https://projecteuler.net/problems

 

[semaphore]

Speaking of which, I think there is a Visual Studio 2013 (a non-crippled version) which can be legally downloaded for free (I'm still using a licensed VS 2010 version which also had an Express edition which was crippled to be used for learning the IDE/languages)

There is no crippled version to begin with. Just has limited functionality. Wait that is crippled, nevermind.

 

[^^vampire^^]

CLR via C#, 4th Edition - If you have in depth knowledge of the CLR you can code better.

 

[Batista]

Speaking of which, I think there is a Visual Studio 2013 (a non-crippled version) which can be legally downloaded for free (I'm still using a licensed VS 2010 version which also had an Express edition which was crippled to be used for learning the IDE/languages)

The latest version is free just do a google search!