As a general programming rule, when I want to buy a book about a given
topic I first look toward the O'Reilly books.

http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/csharpess2/

I can't personally vouch for this book, but I have yet to find any
O'Reilly book that wasn't amazing. If I were to learn C# this would be
my first book.

-Josh

On 6/25/07, Andre Abelian <aabelian@mason-electric.com> wrote:
> Hi to all,
>
> I decided to learn C# I know it is major jump from embedded c.
> I was wondering what do you guys recommend? any video or link
> will be appreciate. I found lots of info in msdn2.microsoft.com
> but so far it looks complicated. I still do not clearly understand
> about class etc.
>
> any recommendation how to start?
>
> for some reason I liked C# then VB
>
> thanks
>
> Andre
>
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