A good place to start?

[IheartVVS]

Hi,

I wanna get started with .Net, and wanted to ask you guys, if you know any good books (preferably downloadable :) )?

My main experience is with Java, C and PHP, and I want to learn C++ as well, so .Net++ using C++.

Thanks in advance
Thomas

[D_Drmmr]

If you want to learn .Net, then learn C#.
If you want to learn C++/CLI, learn C++ first, then C#, then C++/CLI.

[Alex F]

If you want to learn .Net, then learn C#.
If you want to learn C++/CLI, learn C++ first, then C#, then C++/CLI.

Absolutely correct, start from C#. Keep away from C++/CLI unless you don't have another choice. The only reason to use C++/CLI is managed/unmanaged code interoperability.

[IheartVVS]

Thanks guys :)

Good thing to know where to start :) I'll look into C# instead. Any reccomendations on books or online tutorials on .NET and C#?

[TFobear]

once you get a basis of c++, this eBook has been helping me a lot (*edit* I have removed the link at a suggestion, The book is called "Expert C++/Cli .Net")

[Alex F]

Looks good, can be recommended for C++/C# professionals. But this is illegal link, I don't think it is allowed on this site :(

[mani3355]

hi,


My experience is java and c++ and get started with .Net, and wanted to ask you guys, if you know any good books


thanks in advance



regards,
phe9oxis,
http://www.guidebuddha.com

[mani3355]

hi,


I'll look into C# instead. Any reccomendations on books or online tutorials on .NET and C#?


thanks


regards,
phe9oxis,
http://www.guidebuddha.com