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@vishal-pysGmK • Oct 21, 2015
There is a section related to books on CE -
@simplycoder-NsBEdD • Oct 23, 2015
.NET is a technology, typically I would go learning in the following order:
1) Learn C# (Write few programs)
2)Study C# in depth (Implement OOPs using C#, try hands on some algorithms)
Rest, microsoft offers many choices like Web Development, Desktop based development, mobile development, services... and you can decide what you want to do.
But C# is by far the easiest language you can start with if you want to get started with .NET (this is strictly my opinion) -
@yogesh3483-eDOyg5 • Nov 4, 2015
As per opinion Black book is one of the good book. -
@thebigk • Nov 4, 2015
Frankly speaking; with my own experience in programming - I'd strongly recommend "NOT" learning from book. Use books for 'reference'. That is simply refer to the books when you get stuck. I strongly recommend that the best way to learn programming is to start with a small project and keep learning as we get stuck at problems.