Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 005
EAN: 9781590594193
ISBN: 1590594193
Label: Apress
Manufacturer: Apress
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 1032
Publication Date: September 08, 2005
Publisher: Apress
Sales Rank: 337481
Studio: Apress
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Rating:  - Excellent Book!
I see that to-date 3 reviewers have awarded 1/5. Huh?
I have a collection of at least 20 .NET related books. If I lost any of these I probably wouldn't replace them, with the exception of this book. I use the MSDN library mainly as a reference, but when I can't find what I'm looking for, amazingly, I always seem to find it in Andrew Troelsen's faithful book! Many thanks Andrew!
Rating: - For serious .NET Developers
This book should seriously exist in your shelf if you consider yourself a .NET programmer. The book explains the nitty-gritty of the C# language and consuming the .NET framework using C#. The chapter on delegates and events is thorough but I do have to admit that the chapter on Threading (Chapter 14) is somewhat lacking, but I'm guessing that Apress probably has a book for that (no points taken, Threading is another subject matter worthy of serious study). So why this book? If you really need ... Read More
Rating:  - Comprehensive, But a Little Frustrating
On the whole, I've been very happy with this book -- it covers a great deal of ground. But it doesn't really teach -- at best, it glosses.
Of course, this might just be the nature of trying to cover such a vast technological landscape in a single book, but then again, I've read many a tech book of just this length, and come away with a much deeper understanding of things than I feel like I this one offers.
The chapter on interfaces, events and delegates is a particularly ... Read More
Rating: - Do your own examples
A few people criticised simple examples that go with the book.
Do your own examples for each chapter and that will teach you anything. Just reading the book and understanding it is not enough.
I believe that a good programming book is the one that:
1. presents it all
2. presents it as simply as possible.
This book does it all.
Rating:  - Great book in advanced topics
This book is a good guide for someone who is looking for overall information on C# advanced topics and who wants to get advanced knowledge of C#.
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