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# Microsoft® Visual C#® 2010 Step by Step

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## Customer Reviews

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    This one kind of jumps around a bit...
  

*by T***L on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 24, 2014*

I've dabbled in a bunch of different languages. I started with GWBasic and QBasic back in the day, grew into Visual Basic 4 thru 6. Pascal, C/C++ (DOS based) and then went JavaScript, ASP, PHP, etc.As I VB 6 programmer, I tried getting into the .Net languages when they first came out. They really weren't documented at all. It was a bunch of learning from examples or others and from whatever programming texts you got a hold of. So stuck with VB 6 as a result.After years of VB 6, I decided to try to get back into the .Net platforms and figured go for something a bit more robust than VB.net. I decided to opt for C# 4.0.While the differences between the .Net languages are starting to blur C# does have it's own unique plus and minuses. I'm not going to get into them here. The book covers a lot of them. Such as I hope you like case sensitive languages. That is one of my main gripes with this book.While it's a perfectly good text and will help you learn the language, it does jump around a lot. You learn the basics of objects before arrays, for instance. The examples are also spoon fed. I'm a big fan of the Wiley "Visually" series because they showed you the entire block of code in one shot vs a "now add this line" and "now this line" approach which this book uses.On top of that, I've been prefixing my variables for years with their types. This book doesn't and likes to create variables named after their types, with the only difference being the case of the variable (my first gripe).Personally I like doing...  int intNumberOfCustomers = 5;The book likes...  int numberOfCustomers =5;This is all fine until they create a enum or object named Suit and declare it as...  Suit suit;It makes it very hard to read, especially with the spoon feeding approach they use. You get partial code already written so with many of the examples you have to go back and re-read the sample code just so you know what it going on.Personally, I started jumping around a bit after chapter 5, going to chapter 22 to actually do something graphically a bit and then returned to chapter 6. I'm about thru chapter 10 and am thinking of returning to chapter 23 just to feel like I'm accomplishing something. There's a lot of fundamentals here and if you've chosen c# as your first programming language, then good luck. This is not the book for you. If you've already got a few languages under your belt, then this may work for you, but feel free to change the order of the chapters up a bit. When I say fundamentals, I do mean things like creating an array of playing cards and randomly shuffling them. That kind of stuff. This is chapter ten's example project. This is also where arrays are introduced formally. This was cool when I was 12 years old but I've been programming for 20+ years and don't work at a casino so this isn't the best real life exercise.I would recommend combining this book with "Head First C# 2010 (2nd Edition)" after about chapter 10 (provided you read chapter 22 as I did). Another book of interest is "XAML Developer Reference" since this book touches on XAML for the front end but really doesn't seem to go too in depth about it. Heck, the Head first book at least helps you feel like your accomplishing something even if you don't know quite what your doing yet.Another useful book is "C# 4.0 Pocket Reference, 3rd Edition" to help you reference much of the keywords that you're touching on that sometimes gets briefly introduced and then skipped over entirely.Hope this provides insight for anyone looking to buy this book,

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    Great introduction to Visual Studio 2010 and C sharp
  

*by S***T on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 5, 2011*

I am a novice programmer that had taken one Java programming course in college and I find this book to be very helpful and informative. I've only worked through the first four chapters but so far this book is like a programming 101 class refresher but with c sharp and visual studio 2010. I originally purchased a book titled: "Programming C sharp 4.0" by: Griffiths and this book seemed a little to advanced for a c sharp beginner but I'll definitely be going back to it after finishing Visual C sharp 2010 Step by Step.The only complaint that I have is that I wish that this book included end of chapter type projects for the reader to complete on their own without the aid of the author just to reiterate the important parts of each chapter. To supplement for this, I've been reading each chapter first without sitting in front of my computer and then going back and rereading the chapter while performing the examples in visual studio. I also try to apply what the chapter discusses in examples that I create on my own. But I've never really seen any self help type books that are formatted like an educational textbook so I really can't complain. While reading this book I've also gone onto YouTube and have watched lecture style videos that kind of follow the same logically step by step topics as this book.

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    Cheapest place to buy
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 15, 2012*

I wanted this book badly for my work and to start working on my thesis. I went to a famous book store, B****S & N****s and got the book for 44.99 and came back home happily. I realized i did something wrong & yes, I did not check amazon. I scanned the price on my smartphone and there it was, $ 20 cheaper.Returned the book and then bought this one. I am satisfied with the book as it teaches you from real basic level. I wanted the book mainly for Windows Form Application creation and manipulation. I am satisfied with the techniques handled in this book.

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