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I got a book today. I don't know what to say, but I don’t like the black and white print. There's a little color printing in the back. It's important, but it doesn't ignore the visual effects. It's a pity that if it had two colors, it would be very helpful to the viewer.
I really don't write it, and I think the conceptual explanation and the description are very confusing. There's no specific explanation, there's not a clear explanation of each language component, it's just a book that explains a few examples and does not really help you to study C#.
It's a pity you don't have zero review points. The explanation is very poor, and it's just a book-made way of typing along the example that he has coding. Even the descriptions of those codes are a little bit crude, but they're just a row of lines. I hope you don't mind trying to study with this book. It's a book that should be forgiven the tree. A book with crude content that is heavy enough to be used as a spring base. I'd say if you're a pain in your heart, don't make this shit.
Lee Chang-hyun: C# Programming Standard
“Some books simply explain the grammar of console based, and they create endless boredom, and others skip the basics and show the form-based applications. And despite the fact that C# is a very specific object-sensitivity language, there are not many books that explain object- oriented philosophy. The writer tried to supplement the relief of these existing books so that the first readers to be introduced to C# could easily fit their feet into C# along with object-sensitivity. This is a book that has been working on the IP/Programming development for over 20 years, and has dealt with the basic theory of C# from real-time features for those who are first in C#. C# is the representative language of object-based thinking, which is a language that we need to be used in programming. And I've been able to explain this basic idea of C# in a way that we can find in our daily lives, and it's interesting. It makes sense to not have to be in pain with your hair because it's a fun subject, and so on, and you can explain things that might be a little bit difficult,. And because we're going to show you a bunch of different conceptual code-making examples, you can try to learn how to program it, not just cancer. At the end of the book, we're going to go through a simple but bland game making. This book can teach you all the C# programming skills you need for the development/tg project.
Korean title: C# 프로그래밍 정석
Korean author: 이창현
Korean publisher: 혜지원
ISBN-13: 9788983793454
Reviews
I got a book today. I don't know what to say, but I don’t like the black and white print. There's a little color printing in the back. It's important, but it doesn't ignore the visual effects. It's a pity that if it had two colors, it would be very helpful to the viewer.
I really don't write it, and I think the conceptual explanation and the description are very confusing. There's no specific explanation, there's not a clear explanation of each language component, it's just a book that explains a few examples and does not really help you to study C#.
It's a pity you don't have zero review points. The explanation is very poor, and it's just a book-made way of typing along the example that he has coding. Even the descriptions of those codes are a little bit crude, but they're just a row of lines. I hope you don't mind trying to study with this book. It's a book that should be forgiven the tree. A book with crude content that is heavy enough to be used as a spring base. I'd say if you're a pain in your heart, don't make this shit.
