Pro C# 7: With .NET and .NET Core Paperback – January 1, 2017

It literally looks about every aspect of C#, .Net, and ASP.net as well, the only thing is that it focuses too much on old .NET, and not that much on the new .Net, but that's something he fixes on newer editions, where he purely focuses on new .NET.The only thing is that even though it touches so many aspects, it feels like it never gets too much in depth into an specific topic, which is understandable.Overall the Author did a great job.

This is a great book. It's well written, readable, complete, and does not put you to sleep. This should not be your first programming or C# book, But once you've gotten to a point where you've studied C# quite a bit, watched a bunch of videos, feel like you mostly understand C#, but still not confident that you can put it all together because you've still have a sense of vagueness about how it all fits, then this book is for you. I'm up to chapter six and have not gotten tired of the book yet.

Over the years I have bought 3 editions of this book, and have liked all of them. It covers tons of stuff, in good detail, with very informative explanations. There is no comparison between a large, comprehensive, professional book like this and the typical PACKT books that seem to be pumped out every other week, and which contain far far less information, the English is usually hard to follow, and the code doesn't work.

I'm only at the 10th chapter but already re-learned all the things that I learned in school in the last 2 years. I will update once I read more. Also the examples are very good and it's easy to understandI bought this book to increase my knowledge in C# and it really helped me to advance in the language, understand what I'm doing and achieve better coding.

There are a few minor mistakes, and many of the code examples could be better or (at least) made to be more relevant. However, this book does a fine job of thoroughly covering basic the information any serious C# developer should be aware of.

The content is excellent, of course, but it is time these tomes were split up into, say, five books and sold as a set. I just can't hold the book open and read it - much too thick.

Complete and thorough coverage. Examples succinct and easy to follow with just enough detail to speedily grasp the concept and keep moving through the text. Excellent coverage of the very latest topics in the .NET space.

Sure you can learn to code bit by bit from the internet, but only a book like this will give you an understanding of the profession as a whole. And this is one of the best books for C#.