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Book is well guided for beginners coding with C#. Step by step each topics are well defined with clear examples

First of all, I never write reviews. A product has to be pretty outstanding for me to take my time to write something, and for me to take up your time.I am a full-time student studying the Bachelor of Science program in Mobile Development at Full Sail University in Tampa, FL. I read the reviews of this book here on Amazon and took a chance that it might be helpful to me too so I ordered it. It came, I have read it and I am happy to say that it is really well done, but most importantly, it was a huge help to me in terms of my understanding of C# code!It is simply written but that is what is so great about it. The author goes through everything that my professors at university go through but in simpler terms. The author covers the basics thoroughly, and in roughly the same order as we are learning at school, as he mirrors everything that all of our professors/instructors/lab assistants are saying so it’s been good to read the information again, only differently.We all know there are thousands of books out there and not all of them are helpful, and in fact, make things worse by confusing the reader. This book reads like normal speech whereas most books on programming are like reading Greek, or some strange alien language. I often think to myself, "as if learning to code isn't confusing enough, and now I am going to read this textbook the size of New York and then be even more confused..." - well this book is not like that at all. It is thoughtfully written and the author has done a wonderful job of writing as if it is a conversation between two friends. So far, it’s been extremely helpful in sorting out some of my coding confusion, and I am always happy to share effective tools with others.It’s only 120 pages long and it’s an easy read. I STRONGLY suggest reading the book once through completely, then going back to the beginning and re-reading it again but then type out the code snippets in Visual Studio as you read. By the end of the book, we have created an accounting program from start to finish and the author uses that as the coding exercises. Brilliant.By page 15, I had gotten my money’s worth. In just the first 15 pages, I had a MUCH clearer understanding of some of the little things I had just missed in my classes at school. And for only $11.97 - what a steal!!! Already I can see myself reading it over and over again, AND recommending it to others. I have already shared this with my FSU classmates and professors, as well as a few tech friends. It will be a great reference tool for many years to come. I am very impressed and that is saying a lot.I hope it can help you too. You won't regret buying this book. Thank you, Jamie Chan!!!

"Learn C# in One Day and Learn It Well: C# for Beginners with Hands-on Project: Volume 3" is an invaluable resource for anyone looking to dive into C# programming. The hands-on approach and concise explanations make learning C# a breeze. The included project is a fantastic way to put your newfound knowledge into practice. In just one day, I felt confident in my C# skills, and that's a testament to the book's effectiveness. Whether you're a beginner or just looking to brush up on your C# knowledge, this book is an excellent choice. A must-have in your programming library!

I am just started learning from this book & it is good for beginners & I like the approach of the author like if someone started with c sharp language then he/she can learn easily about it by this book but I have some advice if author can implement then it would be very good for the learners....1) Approach should be like a 10 year old kid can understand it & compare the leaning with sorrounding things.....2) If some visual elements can add in the book then it would be very good.....3) Everyone like gaming and if this book tell how every step is important to learn making game then it would be fun.......4) Last thing is how someone after reading the book approach companies with the learnings of this book.....