Tell me list of Advanced concept in c#

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Now i am Studing in c# tutorial, tell me the advance concept are using in the company like generic

Posted 8-Aug-12 0:09am

vijay79041

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Kenneth Haugland 8-Aug-12 6:12am

This is a very broad question, we dont know what you find advanced, and how could we? This forum is for specific programming question only, we do in general give out tutorials... Be specific.

bbirajdar 8-Aug-12 6:15am

All the 'advanced' concepts of C# are used in 'companies'. So buy a book on C# for professionals and start studying from the beginning to the end..

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Solution 4

Hi,

Why only topics,

Here is the whole book with all latest topic,

C# NutShell 4.0[^]

This is my all time favorite book.

hope you may like it.

thanks
Amit Gajjar

Posted 8-Aug-12 0:27am

AmitGajjar

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Here is a free E-book from Charles Petzold, you should be able to find much advanced stuff covered in there:
http://www.charlespetzold.com/dotnet/DotNetBookZero11.pdf[^]

Posted 8-Aug-12 0:15am

Kenneth Haugland

Solution 3

Find the below links.
C# 3.5
C# 4.0

Posted 8-Aug-12 0:17am

Prabhakaran Soundarapandian

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Prasad_Kulkarni · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-08T00:16:00

Solution 2

What happened to Google[^], is it broken at your side?

Try something by your side first, then post your questions if you get stuck'd somewhere. This is not at all appropriate.

These are some of MSDN links from above search, have a look:
Advanced C# Techniques[^]
Advanced C#[^]

Posted 8-Aug-12 0:16am

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