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    C#: A Beginner's Tutorial
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    C#: A Beginner's Tutorial
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    C#: A Beginner's Tutorial

    By Jayden Ky

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    C# is an easy programming language, however to be a professional C# developer you must also master topics such as object-oriented programming and the class library. This book explains these important concepts.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrainy Software
    Release dateSep 24, 2013
    ISBN9780980839630
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    C#: A Beginner's Tutorial
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    Jayden Ky

    Known for his clear writing style, Jayden Ky is a .NET consultant and has been programming in Visual Basic, C# and other languages for years. He is the author of C#: A Beginner's Tutorial.

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