Where can I find a free C# eBook? [closed] - c#

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Does anyone know a good (free) C# eBook for intermediate programmers? I want something that covers generics, threads, events, delegates, etc.

Here are a few open source books:
C# Yellow Book
C Sharp Programming
Programmer's Heaven C# School Book
Threading in C#
C# Essentials
.NET Book Zero
Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in C#

I found these two books fairly useful.
The C# School Book - this one covers just about everything you asked about, although it's a bit dated.
and of course, Rob Miles' C# Yellow Book

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Where to start WPF Application Framework (WAF ) for beginner? [closed]

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Can anyone suggest me some websites to learn WPF Application Framework (WAF ) for beginner ? I haved read here http://waf.codeplex.com/. But its not show up any tutorial links even Google.
Look around on MSDN, they have lots of good tutorials. In particular I would recommend this article.
In general though, just try stuff. Create a simple application, hook it up to a simple view model, and once you get something working, start changing small pieces to make it do what you want. In my experience that is always the best way to learn a new technology!

Looking for C# - Java feature equivalence cheat sheet [closed]

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I'm looking for a resource that should help C# developer learning Java. I would like to have a fast reference that says, for instance:
C# | Java | Suggested alternative
Extension Method | NA | ...
Attributes | Annotations | ...
such a cheat sheet would be great resource in order to me, because he would help to break a thin barrier between the two world.
Comparison of C Sharp and Java (But it's missing the Suggested alternative ;-))
Java and C# Comparison (PDF version)
C# and Java: Comparing Programming Languages
Moving to C# and the .NET Framework, for Java Developers
Maybe a duplicate
Conversion tools are available - though I don't know if it's exactly what you are looking for - you could try either http://twigletsoftware.com/ or http://tangiblesoftwaresolutions.com/Product_Details/CSharp_to_Java_Converter_Details.html
Alternatively, for help with bridging the two languages together, take a look at http://www.25hoursaday.com/CsharpVsJava.html

Give a good example of 3-tier architecture? [closed]

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http://www.codeproject.com/KB/architecture/three_tier_architecture.aspx
Does this website give a good example on 3-tier architecture? I thought it was a good example, but seemed like a few of the 1 star raters actually said that it's not a good practice.
So I was wondering can any of you give me an example of a good 3-tier app?
Sorry I think I might be unclear, I am looking for codes :) (in OOP)
Consider StackOverflow. It has a data tier containing all the user and question/answer information. It has a fairly sophisticated business-logic tier for managing things like user permissions based upon reputation score, voting questions and answers up/down, closing/reopening questions, handing out badges, and so on. And it has a functional if slightly dated HTML and JavaScript user-interface tier that people use to create and edit their questions and answers, among other things.

Reinforcement learning in C# [closed]

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I intend to use Reinforcement learning in my project but I do not know much how to implement it..
So I am looking for a library with different RL algorithms that I can use in my C# project..
Thanks
Please Note:
I found NeuronDotNet library for neural networks, I am now looking for RL library..
EDIT: Or a Dot NET library
For who care, I have found this library for socket supported languages (C#):
Rl-Glue
I encourage you to try this solution:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dotrl/
I am the main author, any comments are welcome :)
If you don't know how to implement them because you lack an understanding of the algorithms, a book by Sutton and Barton should help clear up any issues you have.
http://webdocs.cs.ualberta.ca/~sutton/book/the-book.html
But otherwise, what you found should suit your needs.

Open Source Graph Layout Library [closed]

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I'm looking for an open source (GPL, LGPL etc) graph layout library for .net framework, preferably fully managed code. Im not worried about the visualisation aspect of things.
I can find lots of them for Java, but none for .net...
Thanks!
http://graphsharp.codeplex.com/ (Nice "visualisation aspect of things" :)
(...and for the "oldie" GraphViz, you can get no less than 3 language bindings for C#)
http://satsumagraph.sourceforge.net
Has force-directed graph layout (charged particles & springs model).
http://zedgraph.org/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page
Tried it before...works great.

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