Can someone recommend me a website to learn C#?

[ESET Freak]

The title says it all!

Oh ya, I have the Express version of C# installed. Do I really need the Professional version?

EDIT:

E-Books are also welcomed

[neeraj]

There is no need to have professional version. As for learning C# go to MSDN library, the best place for .net development. I am assuming you have more than average knowledge of any Object Oriented programming language. If not then try and learn C++ or java before going for C#.

[Atasas]

http://ebooks.allfree-stuff.com/SearchEBooks.php

should be enough for ya? :lol:

[x3r0]

I just like to remind:

Learning how to program - and - learning how to code using C# - are two different things.

When you are learning how to code using C#, like it or not you also have to learn the .NET Frameworks.

However, I can suggest some books which are, in my opinion, the best I've ever read, starting from beginner to advanced level.

Most of these books are update to newest C# 4.0. But, beware as most of them only teach on how to code using C#.

Here they are:

Beginner level:

• Illustrated C# 2010 by Daniel M. Solis
  
• Apress - Beginning C# 2008 by Christian Gross
  

Advanced level - once you've gain some experiences:

• C Sharp 4.0 in a Nutshell - 4th Edition by by Joseph Albahari and Ben Albahari
  
• Pro C Sharp 2010 and the .NET 4.0 Platform - 5th Edition by Andrew Troelsen
  

[kunjar]

Greetings...

You may wish to try

ocw.mit.edu

Particularly:

http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/audio-video-courses/#electrical-engineering-and-computer-science