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    For an experienced VB 6/VB .NET programmer, what would be a good book for C#?

    Book needs to be useful as a reference.

    I have a few C# books.
    Either they are inadequate, or I am missing something, for my attempts to convert some VB 6 code to C#, and converting some C code to C#.

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    Hi Howard,

    gee books for experienced programmers are trully hard to find. I like "Visual C#.Net Language Reference" from Microsoft Press, because they simply tell you what you can use instead of trying to teach you what you already know.
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    Carlos Paleo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paleo
    Hi Howard,

    gee books for experienced programmers are trully hard to find. I like "Visual C#.Net Language Reference" from Microsoft Press, because they simply tell you what you can use instead of trying to teach you what you already know.
    For C#, there's always http://msdn.microsoft.com/vcsharp/programming/language/.

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