Learning the fundamentals of C#, it is largely irrelevant which "version" of the underlying framework you use (although new versions of the frameworks often introduce new language features).
I would just start learning C# using the 2.0 or 3.5 framework. The fundamentals are the same in both. On Wed, Feb 10, 2010 at 2:59 PM, pablo <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Everyone, Im new in this group, I´ve the following question > > I started with .NET 1.0/1.1 (2002/2003) and asp.net developing > primarily web apps , I used vb.net as my first language but in 2006 i > moved to other development platform so, Im very out-of-date with C# > and the .net frameworks version 3.0,3.5 and the upcoming 4.0 . > > So, my objective is to start developing again webapps in C# again but > Id like to ask you which C# versions is better to learn right now, > should I wait to the final C# 4.0 release ? or just the new version > includes new features? > > I´ve a book of C# 3.0 with VS Studio 2008 (From Begineer to Pro), so, > whats your opinion? > > My plan is to learn C# (the language) and after practices it > developing web apps. > > Thanks in advance, Pablo. >
