Help to get the knowledge of C#

Hi I hv been in development field more than 7 years. So far I hv been using VB6 as a development tool and Oralce as my back-end. (Using multi tier architecture or COM)

Now I need to consontrate on Visual C# 2005 (Or 2003) to start a large project in C# in ourcompany. Is it possible me to learn Visual C# 2005 with only having VB6 experiance Is there any tutorials or any e-books available It would be easy for me If you recommend any good sites to start from basic

Please help me on this




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Help to get the knowledge of C#

  • Bill Sempf

    As far as I know the only way to legitimately get the free ebook is to register a copy of Express (I know, it kinda sucks).

    Otherwise... there is a book for VB6 developers who are learning C#... however your best bet would probably be to just sit down and work through some of the many tutorials out there on learning C#. Sure you’ve got more programming experience than most of the audiences of such articles, it just means you’ll probably come to understand things faster as you’ve already got a good frame of reference.



  • amila_

    Thank you vey much for your links. You helped me a lot. I am starting my learning from this second...

  • Gandalf_The_White

    Brendan Grant wrote:

    It is very possible for you to lean C# with only a VB6 background (or even no background).

    In terms of a cheap and easy route, I would suggest grabbing a copy of C# Express, a free Visual Studio IDE that lets you target the new 2.0 .NET Framework, after installing and registering it (also free) you get access to a free ebook that is written to teach people to write C# in that IDE and the skills you learn there are directly applicable to C# under almost any environment.

    Thanks for the quick answer. I have VS2005 installed in my office so that I can learn from there. Is there a good sample to learn from VS2005 (Like which u hv provided for express edition)



  • Ernstjan Freriks

    hi,

    thx Brendan for those nice tutorials , i saved them,

    Rajeeshun there are other nice tutorials in this thread

    http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=283455&SiteID=1&mode=1

    hope this helps



  • eXseraph

    It is very possible for you to lean C# with only a VB6 background (or even no background).

    In terms of a cheap and easy route, I would suggest grabbing a copy of C# Express, a free Visual Studio IDE that lets you target the new 2.0 .NET Framework, after installing and registering it (also free) you get access to a free ebook that is written to teach people to write C# in that IDE and the skills you learn there are directly applicable to C# under almost any environment.



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