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    Question?

    Does anyone know some good tutorials online?
    Also a good book for a c# beginner?

    Thanks

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    There are some links in this thread: http://cboard.cprogramming.com/showthread.php?t=4615

    Also oval has been posting some tutorials in this forum ( search in the C# section for Lesson # and you'll get them all ).

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    Sams Teach Yourself C# in 21 Days, a good book for beginners, even newbie to programming.

    And Professional C#, a very useful reference book for C# programmers. It almost covers every aspects you want.

    But the final book you should always have a look is the documents provided with Microsoft DotNet SDK. You can find everything you need from that.

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    read MSDN!!

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    MSDN is just reference, it cannot replace a good book. My suggestion is, reading a really good book at beginning will make things much easier.

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