Speaking as someone who has read the entire book...
What I thought was really cool about Jon's book is that it is not a
comprehensive C# book. I don't need another 1200 page tome explaining what
variables, methods, OO, forms, web services, ADO, database access, etc. are.
Jon's book explains features in C#2 that aren't in C#1 (or features that
have changed), and same for C#3 versus C#2.
This was an excellent and fairly specific way to see the differences between
the versions and focus on the new features of C# available in the new
versions of the .Net Framework.
I highly recommend it for any C# programmer.
RobinS.
GoldMail, Inc.
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"TonyJ" <jo*****************@telia.comwrote in message
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Hello!
This question is for Jon!
I'm interested in your book "C# in Depth" but I wonder how good do I have
to
be before understanding anything from your book?
//Tony