I don't care if you think you already know something, re-reading the same
thing over again is a great way to recall those little pesky concepts as
well as the good old tips and tricks that I can guaranty you, that you have
forgotten already because C#/.Net is so vast.
The problem here is that people don't think they forgot something because
they don't remember they have forgotten! Am I getting to philosophical
here??
I recommend a book called "CLR via C# 2" by Jeffrey Richter. Simply put,
anyone that has not read this book is still a C#/.Net virgin in my opinion
:)
"Robert Halford" <ro************@tiscali.com> wrote in message
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Is there a book on what is new in C# for VS 2005?
The books I can find on Amazon seem to be about C# in VS 2005 - in other
words for people who want to learn C#, but telling them about it in terms
of VS 2005.
I just don't want to read a lot of stuff I already know.
Thanks