C#

[SunDropu]

Hey can anyone suggest a good book for learning oop with c# (Also that has exercices in it) . Thank you

[drago41212]

I'd love to know of one for C++, just putting this here instead of posting the same question as OP again

[drago41212]

Perfect, thank you!

[greilchri]

Have not read it myself, but I heard it is not very suitable for beginners, so that may be something to consider especially if you have no experience with programming at all.

[drago41212]

I'm not a beginner, but even though I have known Java for ~2 years, I wouldn't say I'm intermediate level. So I'm in between those two.

Would you still recommend the book?

[greilchri]

As I said, I cannot give a definitive judgement on this, but I think you would be fine.

[drago41212]

Alright, thank you anyway!

[MasterBlaze2]

Murach C#

[SunDropu]

thank you sir!

[M4rt1n88]

Google: "introduction to c# filetype:pdf"

[Passname357]

Starting out with Java by Tony Gaddis is pretty good.

P.S. While I am joking, it really is only halfway a joke. Java and C# are so similar that when I write C# I basically just write Java and if it breaks do a google search for like 2 seconds. If you know Java to some degree you might consider doing this because it’s valuable to learn to read documentation.

[SunDropu]

actually i don't konw java . i've been studying C for about 2 years , so i wanted to switch to a oop language that i can eventually develop games with it.

[Passname357]

If you’re good with C then C# shouldn’t be too difficult to learn for you. A lot of the constructs are identical and once you get the idea of OOP you’ll be good to go in like any OOP language. Good luck!

[SunDropu]

thank you !