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Hello,
I am starting out with learning C# language. Recently, I bought a book "VISUAL C# 2005, How to Program by Deitel". Later I found that there is 2008 version of C#.
Would you please tell me what is the difference between these two versions of the language?
Is it okay if I start with 2005 version of C# ?
If there any additional textbooks good for beginners?
Please advice me.
Thanks!
I am starting out with learning C# language. Recently, I bought a book "VISUAL C# 2005, How to Program by Deitel". Later I found that there is 2008 version of C#.
Would you please tell me what is the difference between these two versions of the language?
Is it okay if I start with 2005 version of C# ?
If there any additional textbooks good for beginners?
Please advice me.
Thanks!
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The language versions are called C# 2 and C# 3. It's perfectly fine to start with C# 2.
Basically it comes down to the difference between .Net 2.0 (2005) and .Net 3.5 (2008) Framework. Basically what you code in .Net 2.0 won't work the same if at all with .Net 3.5 framework. But fear not, with Visual Studio 2008 allows you to select .Net 2.0, .Net 3.0 or .Net 3.5 frame work to code in.
So feel free to start with .Net 2.0 (2005) but keep in mind, that this is older programming framework than 2008 so the code is not cross functionaly, but the principles are certainly a good building block.
Hope this helps
So feel free to start with .Net 2.0 (2005) but keep in mind, that this is older programming framework than 2008 so the code is not cross functionaly, but the principles are certainly a good building block.
Hope this helps
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Originally Posted by Paladine 
Basically it comes down to the difference between .Net 2.0 (2005) and .Net 3.5 (2008) Framework. Basically what you code in .Net 2.0 won't work the same if at all with .Net 3.5 framework. But fear not, with Visual Studio 2008 allows you to select .Net 2.0, .Net 3.0 or .Net 3.5 frame work to code in.
So feel free to start with .Net 2.0 (2005) but keep in mind, that this is older programming framework than 2008 so the code is not cross functionaly, but the principles are certainly a good building block.
Hope this helps
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Originally Posted by thoughtcoder
The language versions are called C# 2 and C# 3. It's perfectly fine to start with C# 2.
I think I'd better find the C#3 textbooks and start with them.
One more request;
Could u please suggest me the better textbooks for new learner?
Thanks, Regards!
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Originally Posted by free_eagle
Could u please suggest me the better textbooks for new learner?
Thanks, Regards!
one book that you can check out at Amazon is "Illustrated C# 2008" by Daniel Solis. It has gotten positive reviews because of its way of explaining the language. There is also a C# 2005 version of the book.
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