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C# 1: Introduction to programming and the C# language

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C# 1: Introduction to programming and the C# language
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Publisher: Bookboon
ISBN-13: 9788740302509
Number of pages: 289

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The book is a practical basic introduction to programming and C# that introduces basic principles of object-oriented programming and also deals with the C# programming language through a collection of simple examples. The goal is to provide the basic knowledge needed to develop complete applications and to move on to more specialized topics in programming.

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