Hands-On Object-Oriented Programming with C#
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Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm organized around objects rather than actions and data rather than logic. With the newest release of C#, there are some new additions that improve Object-oriented Programming. This book teaches Object-oriented programming in C#, in an engaging and interactive way. Review: Left Me Craving More Depth - I found that the book was easy enough to read and get through. I would classify myself as a programmer making the transition between junior to mid. I am self taught, so any good book I can get is very useful. Since I have been coding a few years now in the Microsoft stack, I feel I know my way around pretty well. I was hoping to get more of a technical understanding of C# since I use it so much. The book touches on most of the important parts of programming in C#, but I don't feel it gets in depth enough to help grasp any of the concepts well enough to use them in a practical manner. The topic is introduced, the author starts to explain it, and then moves on to the next subject. Bottom line is it feels like I have more questions than answers now and I'm not sure where to turn next. I wouldn't recommend it if you're in a similar position as me. Might be good for a person very new to C# and/or programming in general. Review: Great book, but.. - This book helps a lot with my software development studies. However, if you want to learn C#, this book won't be suitable for you. This book is good for learning OOP with C#.
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Left Me Craving More Depth
I found that the book was easy enough to read and get through. I would classify myself as a programmer making the transition between junior to mid. I am self taught, so any good book I can get is very useful. Since I have been coding a few years now in the Microsoft stack, I feel I know my way around pretty well. I was hoping to get more of a technical understanding of C# since I use it so much. The book touches on most of the important parts of programming in C#, but I don't feel it gets in depth enough to help grasp any of the concepts well enough to use them in a practical manner. The topic is introduced, the author starts to explain it, and then moves on to the next subject. Bottom line is it feels like I have more questions than answers now and I'm not sure where to turn next. I wouldn't recommend it if you're in a similar position as me. Might be good for a person very new to C# and/or programming in general.
R**D
Great book, but..
This book helps a lot with my software development studies. However, if you want to learn C#, this book won't be suitable for you. This book is good for learning OOP with C#.
A**R
Poor quality material for learning C#
The author introduces material with little or no practical information to go along with it, i.e. how to actually use the topics he's discussing, and his writing style seems discombobulated. There is a lot of surface information about .NET and Visual Studio, but it doesn't go into detail about anything in a meaningful way. New syntax is introduced with no discussion on how it works and with no examples. The very first example program is dozens of lines long and makes use of programming constructs that haven't been covered. This book is not a good book to learn a new language from in my opinion. It should also be known that I am well versed in the C programming language, so I can't imagine the difficulty in being totally new to programming and trying to learn from this book. To be fair to the author, it does appear that he knows the language and the technologies very well, but I think he does not know how to write an effective textbook on the subject.
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