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Although Essential .NET, Volume I: The Common Language Runtime has only 432 pages (published in 2002), it contains a lot of practical details and expert-level advice only Don Box can provide. This provides the very important reference and guidance for developers who need to make full use of the Microsoft .NET‘s powerful features.
Every innovation of C# marks an important growth for this programming language, but the concomitant is a more steep learning curve. Therefore, looking for a detailed and easy to understand studying material is very important. Fortunately, this Programming C# series of international bestsellers published by O’Reilly has provided great help to C# programming beginners and programmers with certain basics.
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C#(read as ‘C Sharp‘) is a simple, modern, object-oriented, and type-safe programming language derived from C and C++, which attempts to combine the rapid development ability of Visual Basic and the powerful flexible feature of C++. Programmers who understand the C or C++ will be able to become familiar with C# at once.
