January 2011
Intermediate to advanced
1648 pages
70h 30m
English
No prior knowledge of the C# programming language is assumed, although it helps to have a basic idea of typical language constructs. Any kind of modern programming background can help here. For example, readers with a background in C, C++, or Java will feel at home with the C# syntax immediately. Those coming from C++ or Java will have no issue appreciating the power of object-oriented programming. For Visual Basic developers, the different syntax might be a hurdle to overcome, but lots of concepts will sound familiar.
Likely the most important thing to have is technical curiosity and the willingness to learn and truly understand a (new) programming language and the platform on which it’s built. ...
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