Any recommendation of a free book for learning c#? Already know about OOP with java.

I can never recommend books for languages. Languages get new features and your book is out of date in two years.

I personally only get books with things that don't get outdated, math, patterns and things like that.

I found the best way to learn for me was Wrox Press "beginning C#" by Karli Watson and David Espinosa. I got a huge push in programming from that book alone. They should have updated editions.

It's not free, but you can get it used for 1$ + shipping on some sites. Just won't be the latest, but most things that matter will still hold true.

If u know Java u basically know c# there are some minor differences in syntax and you can do operator overloading in c# but for the most part that's about it. Just google whenever you get stuck on something and you'll learn it in no time

I found some good material by looking up PDFs for books regarding C#. In particular, you can find a free PDF of Jon Galloway's ASP.NET MVC 5 Professional (Wrox published) somewhere on a Google search, and it's very helpful. Just take a gander for free PDFs, I've seen a couple floating around

@hexc yea syntax is very similar but there are structs in C# which are very different to classes

CSharp Notes For Professionals.

No crap, no tutorials, just a huge documentation. I cant recommend it enough. Definitly better than any tutorial book. And it is free!

It is beautiful and it is written with thousands of examples!

I recommend Microsoft's getting started with C# on their website. Everything has examples

Thanks for all the recommendations.

@Gregozor2121 thats exactly what i was looking for