Hello, i want to learn C# programming, i am a beginner and i am looking for a good book to start out with.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Also, feel free to discuss anything C# related in this thread and give me/each other tips.
>>58927385
I don't know if this is true, but i know that C++ is relatively hard to learn compared to other languages, and correct, i was not bullied in school.
But that doesn't mean im not interested in coding, the concept alone amazes me.
>>58927366
I posted this before but here you go OP, read this and you can do anything
C# and the .NET 4.6 framework
WPF unleashed 4.5
Pro asynchronous programming with .NET
Writing High-performance .NET code
Concurrency in C# Cookbook- Stephen Cleary
>>58927366
https://github.com/vhf/free-programming-books/blob/master/free-programming-books.md#c-sharp
>>58927385
I remember that thread, makes me double sad.
>>58927434
This is my first time posting here.
Thanks again.
>>58927440
Thank you, however i don't mind spending some cash on books.
The C# Player's Guide
>>58927530
Looking through this one, seems it got very good response.
Salut
>>58927385
I became a weeb because I was bullied, but I started coding for completely different reasons.
>>58927600
http://www.introprogramming.info/english-intro-csharp-book/
This one teaches you both C# and programming in general. Note that the examples are pretty hard. If you master this one you'll easily master every other book
Bad side is that it only covers Console programs and it misses some stuff like async and stuff like that
Still, very good book for learning fundamentals
>>58927434
All good books, all easily findable online for pirating
WPF 4.5 unleashed is in .epub tho, that sucks
i'd recommend also
C# 5.0 Programmer's Reference
Essential C# 6.0
BUMPERINO
>>58927366
To add, if you want to write high performance code learn C instead because writing high performance code in C# is like driving a lambo through some village.
>>58928729
But it's still better to optimize your code than not do it
>>58929177
yeah but optimization in C# means you drop 90% of the language.
>LINQ - good luck with that
>foreach - rofl, enjoy calling enumerator every func
>collections - array is 10x faster in performance and doesnt rape cache
>async/await - captures entire function frame and fragments heap
what you end up is C without malloc calls, but since you are trying this hard to write fast code you might aswell write those 2 lines