Head First C# (Brain-Friendly Guides) | Andrew Stellman, Jennifer Greene

Head First C# (Brain-Friendly Guides) | Andrew Stellman, Jennifer Greene | Gets you up to speed fast

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Head First C

	Head First C# (Brain-Friendly Guides) Andrew Stellman, Jennifer Greene O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2007 - 778 pages average customer review:based on 59 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great Book

This book is great, if you're looking for a book to learn C# this is it. I wish all books had pictures. (sigh)

Gets you up to speed fast

This is my second experience with the Head First series of books. I must say that when I was looking for a C# book to teach me the language and I saw that there was a Head First book that I stopped looking.

This book gets you up to speed very fast. The examples are entertaining and not the usual run of the mill computer book examples. To me the book seems to be oriented toward game creation, which I'm not that interested in, but they certainly held my interest, although, I have to admit that I didn't work through the examples completely, I was able to see how the elements of the C# worked together. I've been back to the book a couple of times to see how they did things a couple of times now.

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Great book to start with

This is my second Head First Book (first was HTML), and I really enjoy the style of these books. You don't just sit down and read through these books (and fall asleep like most others I've read). You will be at your PC working through the exercises, doing more coding than reading. That's why I wanted to learn C#, to write programs, not just learn a language.

Experience is the best teacher. The exercises in this book are followed with solutions to help you over the rough spots in your learning. There are also 3 labs where no solutions are provided, so you are challenged to solve these on your own. But, you're not completely on your own. Head First has a forum dedicated to each of its books, and the C# forum is the place to ask questions and share ideas.

If you're looking for a place to start I highly recommend this book.

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