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> I noticed C# for experienced programmers. I learned JAVA from
these
> guys, so I thought I would look through the book. I almost bought
it
> because it shows how to read and write to text files, which would
> help me on the job. I also noticed that the book does extactly
the
> same thing as the JAVA: How to Program Book, except that the
> language is not java but C#.
>
> Anyway, curious to know what you think about the book. What are
the
> best C# books? Anyone know of good examples of reading and
writing
> to text files?
Hi I wanted to Reply to your questions. First of all I have read
books by deitel in C++, Java, vb.net and C#. The impression
(my opinion) is that deitel and deitel books are very good for
introductory programming. Do you believe some people find their
books too hard. I am a big fan of deitel books. I feel C#
is a good starting point(jesse Liberty is another good book
I have read the reviews) My biggest criticism is THe chapters
on asp.net were not very helpful(I enjoyed jesse Liberty's
programming asp.net (some people enjoyed asp.net unleashed
although this book is written in vb not vb.net. Vb.net is
available on cd) My biggest criticism of C# it attempts
to do too much. I really enjoyed the chapters on xml
mobile controls etc. I would recommend C# however the
.net arena is a huge area asp.net, ado.net .net web applications
.net web forms, .net xml etc etc. I am sorry I can't help
you about text files. You may want to look under .net
window forms I would look under all three publishers web sites
prentice hall (Apress-owned by wiley-by the way they give you
samples of their code on their web site) I also like
oreilly books. I would also look under amazon for other
reviews. If you can find a good book store spend a couple
hours looking at books.
By the way jason salas has a web site guam-asp.net/bookreviews he
also does reviews in this forum. He also did a great review of those
three publishers!Recommendation: next book get a good book asp.net
(programming asp.net jesse liberty (o'reilly)(C#, vb.net) Please be
aware that the new version of asp.net 2.0 makes it easier to use
data grids I hope this helps Jesse liberty did a book on C# I would
look at it (just make sure nothing is repeated) By the way
the denver user-group on .net has some good book reviews as well.
Please remember everyone has a different opinion on what makes a
good book! I hope this helps!
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