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To get start with Sharepoint

I would like to get my hands dirty to learn Sharepoint 2010. Please do refer some resources/materials/whitepapers/links that REALLY help you a lot.

It would be grateful if the resources deal with PRACTICAL examples.

I prefer problem-solution kind of approach.

Please do avoid just googling and share the links. Thanks.
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A bit of advice on the subject, make sure you're REALLY familiar or better yet, get the config/admin exams done.  Time and time again I've seen a developer approach SharePoint and with a developer hat on, start writing loads of code to do things that can be achieved without writing code (which has the advantage of utilising standard, supported, tested functionality) or by tweaking forms and ASP.  Again, changing things in ASP is a lot more cost effective than writing code.

Moral of the story, don't write code unless you have to!
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Well. Thanks for your input.

Could you please suggest where the exams (config/admin) need to take? Is there free online option there?
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