C-Sharp (C#) Group: how to learn C _sharp

There are three major differences between C and C#:
 - C#, as implemented by Microsoft, is a garbage-collected
managed
language. This means that (allmost) all memory management is
being
taken care of by a virtual machine. No memory leaks and no
pointer
arithmetic anymore.
 - .NET comes with a huge library of classes for you to use.
For
network programming, you'll want to look into the Socket
class and the
System.Net namespace
 - Visual Studio is a visual IDE. This makes developing
windows
applications a lot easier.

You'll want to start off with one of the basic books geared
for C++
programmers. I have no tips on specific titles, sorry (I was
a Java
developer, so the transition is vastly different since Java
is a lot
like C#). But I do know that I've never been dissatisfied
with an
O'Reilly book, so that might be a good place to start.


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Dear Bram,

Do you have some exemples c# (Web, data base ...etc).


Regards.


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