Hello. What practical (tasks) books are there in c #?

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The book Ватсон Б. "С# 4.0 на примерах" built on the principle Task => Solution

Description: On practical examples, programming in Microsoft C # 4.0 is considered, starting with the foundations of the language and ending with solving typical problems using the .NET Framework. The creation of effective classes, interfaces and types, as well as reusable program code, is shown. Data processing techniques based on the use of collections, serialization, databases, and XML are described. The implementation of the user interface using WinForms and WPF technologies, as well as the creation of web applications based on ASP.NET and Silverlight technologies are considered. The practical application of the new features of the C # 4.0 language is shown. Attention is paid to the interaction with Windows and system software, the use of templates for the development of complex programs and more. More than 200 ready-made solutions, optimal techniques and examples of verified code are given.

    IMHO, C # is updated frequently, better start Java or PHP.

    And if in fact “Learning to program in C # with John Smiley” you understand the basics, they write a program (application) to calculate the average score for the semester. PS Further more. Good luck in your endeavors.

    • > IMHO, C # is updated frequently ... what did you mean by this phrase? - Specter
    • There is always something new added to Sharp, you don’t have time to follow the hike, which is why I threw it (although I liked it a lot) =) - Goldy
    • <pre> C # 1.0 January 2002 C # 2.0 November 2005 C # 3.0 November 2007 C # 4.0 April 2010 C # 5.0 ~~~~~~ 2012 </ pre> is updated every 2 years, but this is not such a short time - Specter
    • I meant that a lot of things are changing as a whole and it’s added that one cannot say about Java and PHP. They change only with the correction of "bugs" and functionality. - Goldy
    • Alas, this is a separate topic for conversation. - Specter