Pro C# 7
With .NET and .NET Core
by Andrew Troelsen
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This essential classic title provides a comprehensive foundation in the C# Programming, language and the frameworks it lives in. Now in its 8th edition, you'll find all the very latest C# 7.1 and .NET 4.7 features here, along with four brand new chapters on Microsoft's lightweight, crossplatform framework, .NET Core, up to and including .NET Core 2...
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