Rating:  - The best!
Having sweated through thousands of pages of other C# books, I found Francesco Balena's eloquence as refreshing as a perfectly chilled Corona. It immediately tightened my loose grip on particulars such as string formatting, delegates, generics, regular expressions and interoperability. And it is the best discussion of the base classe I've ever seen. Be aware that this book does NOT intend to teach programming. However, if you're someone who can code in some OOP language, knows C# syntax, and seeks professional proficiency in this language, then in my opinion, there is no better book you could own.
Rating: - Excellent Book
Balena, is an good author in Programming languages. This book explain the different topics in a simple manner easy for the newbie and experienced to keep track on business.
C#, is good for Visual Basic programmers with desires to work in C. The Class is the base in C++ and Balena makes a nice book explaining that.
Rating: - Fantastic!
This is THE book to own if you do any kind of C# programming. Its not oriented towards web controls, or winforms, etc... but explains everything from files/streams, assemblies, attributes, the object lifetime, and ESPECIALLY Generics. The generics chapter alone is worth the cost of the book.
This is a TOTAL "look under the hood" of the C# BCL.
Rating: - Great Book!
This is a great book and a must have for all the .net developers. I recommend CLR via C# along with this book.
Rating: - Great C# Book
This is not a learn how to program in C# book. However, once you have at least some experience in programming with C#, this is the next book you should buy. The chapter on interfaces is worth the price all by itself. After reading it, I finally have a good idea of what interfaces are all about and the circumstances under which they should be used. As long as you keep in mind that it is not a beginners book, you will not be disappointed.
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