I do not agree with others. I would go with last stable version (framework 3.5, using visual studio 2008) or the candidate new (visual studio 2010, But you will find less examples and articles, and those that you can find might need changes in the final release) for reason that if it were true that it does not matter when you go after c#, then get the last, and in case you could always decide to step back if you need. By the way, it is not true "it is the same", unless you work outside Visual Studio Ide: the integrated developement environment is grown up, and things are both a little bit easier and more numerous than before...
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