A new copy of Head First C#, 3rd edition, fresh from the printer. Download the free Head First C# eBook [PDF], which includes the first three chapters, complete. Head First C# by Jennifer Greene, Andrew Stellman. Head First C# is a complete learning experience for learning how to program with C#, XAML, the.NET Framework, and Visual Studio. Fun and highly visual, this introduction to C# is designed to keep you engaged and entertained from first page to last. Also the software is known as 'Head First C - Lab 1'. This download was scanned by our antivirus and was rated as clean. Head First C# - Lab #1 is a free software application that allows you to build a track race simulator. The betting parlor keeps track of how much cash each guy has, and what bet he's placed. For the short of it, I just got the book Head First C# and I've hit a stumbling block right form the get go and I'm curious of the solution. Basically I can't find a equivalent to the 'Blank Page' template in VS2017. So, this is why I decided to create this Top 10 C# books of all time. Sure, this is my opinion and opinions may vary based on your life experience and style of learning.
Square Enix actually did something similar for the PS Vita version of Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD Remaster. The first game was playable on the cartridge, but X-2 required a separate download. Note, however, that official plans for the Switch release have not been officially announced, so there’s a small possibility that what’s mentioned on the store is inaccurate. We’ll try to get an official comment from Square Enix about the situation. The page states that Final Fantasy X HD Remaster is “available on game card” while Final Fantasy X-2 HD Remaster “is download only.” It sounds like the package will include a voucher to obtain the second title digitally. Final fantasy x movie download.
Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read.
Head First C#, Third Edition - Cdn.oreilly.com - O'Reilly Media. Head First Servlets and JSP™, Second Edition, and related trade dress are.
Rate this book
See a Problem?
We’d love your help. Let us know what’s wrong with this preview of Head First C# by Andrew Stellman.
Not the book you’re looking for?
Preview — Head First C# by Andrew Stellman
(Head First Series)
Head First C# is a complete learning experience for object-oriented programming, C#, and the Visual Studio IDE. Built for your brain, this book covers C# 3.0 and Visual Studio 2008, and teaches everything from language fundamentals to advanced topics including garbage collection, extension methods, and double-buffered animation. You'll also master C#'s hottest and newest s..more
Published December 3rd 2007 by O'Reilly Media (first published November 26th 2007)
To see what your friends thought of this book,please sign up.
To ask other readers questions aboutHead First C#,please sign up.
An interesting approach to learning a new computer programming language. I was quite impressed with how well the information is presented and how each lesson builds upon the next. This is definitely a 'learning' book, not a reference book but I was pleased with my progress stepping through each chapter. Keep in mind that the layout of the book may not appeal to some, especially those who are strongly geared toward 'textbook' style programming books. That said, I felt the layout reinforced concep..more
Jun 19, 2012Ted rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Like the rest of the Head First books I have read, it's a solid and even entertaining approach to introducing someone to a topic. While I am an experienced programmer, I haven't touched anything related to .NET since it first appeared on the horizon. Again, like the others, it's not going to be a great reference book later, but it is literally a jump-start into the subject. Keep them coming Head First, even if it's a topic I don't need, I have never hesitated to recommend your books for others...more
This book really got me more interested in C#, .NET, and OOP. In many ways it only scratches the surface, but then again if you are somewhat of a beginner or even just someone who can code but doesn't know a lot about what is going on underneath the covers (like I was at the time) it dives quite deep while keeping things interesting. There are three labs in the book where you write small games in C#. The last one, space invaders, was one of the most fun times I've had programming so far.
Jan 15, 2018William Lennox rated it it was amazing
Super informative book with a lot of real life application build examples. This was the first book i read for c# and it got me going in the right direction and it was easy to follow and understand. If anyone is wanting to begin coding then this would be the first book i recommend they take a look at. This would be best for people who want to learn how to make desktop applications for windows based computers. It keeps the focus on just building desktop applications. In the first chapter you start..more
Aug 06, 2017MICHAEL LUKIMAN rated it really liked it
I still remember the tiger. The Headfirst series to this day is an immensely lovable concept. Some books of the set may be misses, but their principles of making learning exciting, especially for those who aren't in the classroom yet, are one of the most valuable things you can do. I still remember the simple cylinder drawings representing objects. My first linear dive with formalized, non-scripty computer science. Some of the examples were outdated so I had to genuinely debug the tutorials..pe..more
I already have some knowledge of programming languages like Java, so this book was quite easy to read. I have read a few Head First series and I like the way they present information (diagrams, Q&As, etc). It got a bit boring for me though, but I'm probably not the group's target audience. This book focuses on Visual C# and Winforms, but for a challenge I implemented the exercises using MonoDevelop and GTK# instead. Exercises are quite interesting.. Beehive simulator, space invaders..
Feb 28, 2008Aaronichi rated it really liked it
Recommends it for: Anyone learning C# on their own
Recommended to Aaronichi by: Lucky find on Amazon
book: Head First C# * always programming or otherwise doing something * not a clinical, boring white paper * engaging graphics and use of second person form * forms great habits to create elegant, and readable code *structured for maximized speed, accessibility and retention *it is O'Reilly after all +1 for the Safari trial of the book
Apr 10, 2011Kate B rated it really liked it · review of another edition
This is a great book for learning C# and Object-oriented programming in general. They walk you through decent examples and explain everything pretty well. It's also not as dry as most programming books are, but not so jokey as to be condescending, as the * For Dummies books can be
If you have not tried these books for learning, they are a terrific series from O'Reilly Publishing. I had to drop this for other work. It is a good book, but you have to use the specific C# Express and SQL Express they are using. This means that the book will get old fast.
Very good book to start coding in C#. The book contains a lot of examples, and tasks. It has a good linear learning curve and is good for book for beginners to intermediate programmers.
shall read which ever topics I want then proceed to other book , since this is a reference book, will have to re-read it again and again!
Mar 16, 2010Erica rated it it was ok
No more Head First books for me - unless you are a complete beginner to programming you will find this book boring. Better to invest in a good reference book or one that is more technical.
Awesome book which explains complex methods using all day examples
Oct 04, 2012Rahul Phulore rated it it was ok
No real discussion of the language.
May 11, 2010Topilno added it · review of another edition
Head First C Pdf Download
Creating Web Pages for Dummies
it's a lovely book ! i love it because it makes every thing is c# coding easy <3 i advice all beginners to tqke a look :D
So far very well laid out, and gives great real-life examples. Hopefully, it'll help sharpen up my skills and fill in some of the blanks for me
Dec 11, 2010Patrick added it
yup too much 'hoorah, let's have fun' for my taste in tech manuals. Probably good, but not for me
lol my school book. Not to bad, easy to follow after the first 5 chapters once you get used to the layout.
I really like the way Head First titles teach the features of programming languages. Recommended!
Doesn't cover any threading, how can you write a c# gui app without threading?
Jan 04, 2014Fsgaston rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Excellent book for learning C#, but assumes previous knowledge of programming. This is not a book for learning how to program. It is for learning C#.
There are no discussion topics on this book yet.Be the first to start one »
Recommend ItStatsRecent Status Updates
See similar books…
If you like books and love to build cool products, we may be looking for you. Learn more »