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Murach’s Beginning Visual Basic .NET

By Joe Walling on Monday, November 27, 2006 :: 792 Views :: 1 Comments :: :: VB.NET, Windows Forms, ASP.NET, Object Oriented Programming, Database Design, SQL Server, Entry Level

Author: Anne Prince

Paperback: 724 pages

Level: Beginner

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This book is designed for the entry level developer. It is well laid out and follows a logical progression that gives a quick overview of VB.NET. It covers the important concepts, but avoids including so much detail that would confuse an entry level developer. In my opinion, this is one of the best VB.NET books when it comes to getting an entry level developer up and running quickly with VB.NET 1.0 or 1.1.