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Well! This question can have different sort of answers. And each one can be right for how they thought for your question.<br />
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I prefer Head First C# 3.0 for it's way of matching explanation with real life examples.
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Well! This question can have different sort of answers. And each one can be right for how they thought for your question.

I prefer Head First C# 3.0 for it's way of matching explanation with real life examples.

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I am a BS computer engineering ,and i want want to become a best programmer so gave me some suggestion
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I am a BS computer engineering ,and i want want to become a best programmer so gave me some suggestion

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Hi,<br />
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I am enthusiastically studying Visual C# Programming. I am looking to find the best C# books with a specific focus. I am focusing on the most practical, real-world examples that don't emphasize a lot of theory. So far in my book search, I have found .NET 4.0 Generics by Mukherjee and published by Packt. I consider this particular book to be an example of the type of book that I am looking to find more of. For those who already have a programming library of about a dozen books on C#, myself included, this one still stands out because of the book's emphasis. Any others out there that are similar to this one?<br />
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Thank you!
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Hi,

I am enthusiastically studying Visual C# Programming. I am looking to find the best C# books with a specific focus. I am focusing on the most practical, real-world examples that don't emphasize a lot of theory. So far in my book search, I have found .NET 4.0 Generics by Mukherjee and published by Packt. I consider this particular book to be an example of the type of book that I am looking to find more of. For those who already have a programming library of about a dozen books on C#, myself included, this one still stands out because of the book's emphasis. Any others out there that are similar to this one?

Thank you!

Best C# books with the most practical - not theoretical - examples and/or real-world sample code?

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