best asp.net and ado.net book for 2 years of experience

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Dear All,
could any one tell me the best book of asp.net and ado.net for interview of 2 years of experience

Posted 21-Feb-13 3:33am

Manish Sahdeva

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Hi,

Check the following Link.... Some of the best books for ASP Dot Net Developers...

15 Books You Must Have If You Are Doing ASP.NET Web Development[^]

Regards,
GVPrabu

Posted 21-Feb-13 5:30am

gvprabu

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A word in support of a very good answer by Richard MacCutchan, Solution 1:

The question "what's the best" is rarely valid or may be answered. As I usually say, to find out what's the best, you would need to write the predicate method static bool IsBetterThen(Book oneBook, Book anotherBook); can you do that? I doubt…

—SA

Posted 15-Mar-13 8:02am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-21T03:49:00

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How can anyone answer this? We have no idea of your level of knowledge and we have no idea what questions the interviewer will ask. If you think you can fool someone into believing you have two years experience just by reading a book, you are likely to be sadly disappointed.

Posted 21-Feb-13 3:49am

Richard MacCutchan

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Mar-13 14:03pm

Agree, my 5.
Please see my answer in support of your idea; your answer is of course credited... :-)
—SA