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In which Sequence .Net Trainee Developer Should Read C#books

Deepak Jain

10yAsked Jun 19, 2016, 5:53 AM1.3kC# Corner

In which Sequence .Net Trainee Developer Should Read C# books and MVC to improve his Skills ?

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Vinay Singh10y ago
Hi
First read all the concept of .net in your training and follow the sequence tell by
Deeksha Sharma
And for learning the actual coding . First try to create a demo project. If you design a demo project like student management system, ecommerce and like this. So if you create a demo project on that case you will face a problems and learn to resolve issues.

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Deeksha Pandit10y ago
I believe you should start with
1) Oops concept.
2) basic c#.
3) a bit of Asp.net (so that you will get knowledge of web application).
4) then move to MVC (it is only a structure , C# is base of everything whatever framework you work on .net).
for data connectivity...
5) Ado.net.
6) Entity framework (an ORM (object relational mapping) provides an easy way to access Db and reduce complex code that we used to write in Ado.net).
I would say c# and ado.net you should learn in parallel so that you will able to make CRUD operation and flow data in your application.
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