Document for C# you think is best

[nhockool1002]

( My English is not good , please help me :) )

I have a lot of "document" C #, but I am really confused on what's best for the beginner, I have selected some of documents , you please evaluate it for me, if you have best document for C# please give me , thanks all .

I sum up here : http://adf.ly/1SygVo ( link go to my blog )

And I think some very good books :
Sams Teach Yourself Visual C Sharp 2008 in 24 Hours
Sams Teach Yourself Visual C Sharp 2010 in 24 Hours
Microsoft Visual C# 2012 Step by Step
C# 4.0 in a Nutshell The Definitive Reference
C# 5.0 in a Nutshell The Definitive Reference
Beginning CSharp 2008 From Novice to Professional
A Programmers Guide to ADO.NET in CSharp 2002

[YFGHNG]

I'm not experienced in C#, although I should really learn it for Unity, but I can tell you a few things off the bat.

Never trust any book that says "Learn X in Y Time" unless that time is at least 3 months.

Also never post short links, we don't know where they take us.

[nhockool1002]

oh , moving from C++ to C# so hard , I think so .

but , I'm trying . Thank for ur share

oh my god , i don't know about "short links" , my link will lead you go to my personal blog :) (don't spyware , so don't worry)

[codekiddy]

lol, why don't you give a *direct* link to your blog.

everybody knows what adf.ly is :D

[YFGHNG]

It's not that moving from C++ to C# is "hard" (but it really depends on who you are) because they're both languages that basically are directly descended from C. So much of the syntax is the same, most of the primitive data types act the same, but there just may be some different things, like how pointers or data containers work.

I'm just advising you that, from a learning perspective, to never trust any books that guarantee X amount of small time span to learn something. Senior level programmers in companies may only need a week to learn a new language because of their diverse background and experience. Junior level and recent college grads may need a few weeks or a month, depending on the position they were hired for.