Here are 200 C# tutorials (from the basics to some more advanced stuff)
-> thenewboston.org/list.php?cat=15
have fun

You can buy .net book from any online store or local shop.

i would check out the wrox press books.. written for programmers by programmers

it helps you great.and became expert in 24 hours.
Complete .Net Guide Book

Im teaching a friend .net at the moment, heres some advice I gave him...

get yourself a hardcopy (not the ebook) of murachs , not because its a better book than the 1000's out there but because the page layout is probably the best I have seen, split page book detailed description on the left, summary/images etc on the right which a nice flow through from one part of .net to the next.

go with c# not because its a better language than basic, they are both capable of accomplishing the exact same thing, the difference is search results when looking for information as you could imagine if you were searching for 'basic textbox control' as opposed to 'c# textbox control' or 'csharp textbox control' the relevant result differences are huge

get familiar with the msdn website library its invaluable for knowledge relating to classes which brings me to my last piece of advice,as you learn take note of what class each control belongs to, this will help you at a later date in your learning


good luck, enjoy

books wise i would look at the wrox press book 'professional c#' -> C# and C++: Professional C# 4.0 and .NET 4 - Book Information and Code Download - Wrox

Thanks mattDroid for 200 tutorials of C#.

I would recommend to go on w3cschools site where you can start with basic and good examples for .net. Its good for the who is beginner in programming language.

The best place where you can learn .NET is Microsoft ASP .NET website but there are also a lot of helpful e-books and tutorials on the internet. Good luck!

The best way I've found to learn a language is to learn a platform instead. So, if you focus on ASP.NET, Windows Forms, WCF, etc... you can then learn all the ins and outs of that space while learning how to glue it together with C#.

Don't bother learning VB.NET as C# is much better supported by Microsoft.

Also, if you want to learn ASP.NET, then you should focus on ASP.NET MVC3 rather than WebForms. MVC is current Microsoft technologies, and when you look at Home : Official Microsoft Site you'll see that the focus is here.

I've been in this space at a commercial level for 13 years now, and the best way to get into it is to immerse yourself in forums and offline user groups (known as DNUG - dot net user group) - even if you don't understand a word of it at first, you'll find it wil rub off.

Best of luck, and remember that persistence is key!

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I'm sure you searching this type of site.
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Please check it out.

If you intend to find a job in a corporate environment and want to build enterprise systems, .NET is a good choice. However, if you want to build and sell web sites, PHP is a much better choice. The majority of dynamic sites on the web run on PHP, including FaceBook and all WordPress sites.

I would recommend to use wrox publication book you can start with basic and good examples for .net. Its good for the who is beginner in programming language.

Visit my bookstore at AndrewFriedl.com and look at the Murach C# book. It's a great beginner book that will get you up to speed fast.

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Google search will get you loads of free articles and tutorials on .NET