How do you learn C#? There are tons of books out there to teach you the ins and outs of C#, but how do you know which ones are right for you? Wheth...
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I am currently going through Code Like a Pro in C# by Jort Rodenburg. It is insane how much I learned from that book
Personally, what grade would you give it from 1 to 10? I'm looking at it and it seems to be a really good book!
I give it a 9. My only issues with the book is that it feels like some code is skipped on purpose (or at least mentioned in non code blocks of the book and in a previous paragraph) and because the entire project is done in VS Code, a lot of the imports from other libraries is skipped and while you can alt-period for a suggestion, some isn't really as obvious for some other libraries.
However, it really isn't that big of a deal as you have access to the solution code from the website anyway
*beginner (it has only one G and two N)
Oops... mistake fixed, thanks Duke!
my mistake🥺
Professional C# and .NET my favorite
Great choice!
Thats a great list.
We are glad to hear that! Thank you Andrew for your time and for reading the article😊
I really liked "Agile Principles, Patterns, and Practices in C#". I felt it more like a design book with code samples in C#...a bit outdated in terms of C# features but still valuable for the design concepts.
And "Concurrency in C# Cookbook" is a must-read for anyone writing async code in C#...I have in my reading list the "Functional Programming in C#"
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