Murach's C# (7th Edition)
by Joel Murach, Anne Boehm
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This book gets you off to a fast start by showing you how to use C#, Visual Studio, and .NET to develop Windows Forms applications. Next, it shows you the best techniques for developing objectoriented applications. Then, it shows you how to work with a database]?]a must in business development]?]using Entity Framework and LINQ or ADO.NET. Along th...
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