Going to school, book advice

Off-Topic
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I’m doing a wo year course in .NET Development and there are books suggested for us to purchase.

One teacher suggested:
The Clean Coder: A Code of Conduct for Professional Programmers $35

  • Seems like “a lot of talk”… would it be good for me, as somewhat experienced programmer?

Programming teacher suggested:
• Programming C#
• C# Head First
• C# 6.0 in a Nutshell <— adviced
• C# in Depth
• CLR via C# <-- adviced
• https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/C_Sharp_Programming (This link is suggested by the teacher, not me.)

Any comments on this!? I’m not a beginner in programming. I would say I’m in the middle… experienced but still with “some potential” when it comes to knowledge!
“Head First” seems like a fun and pleasant book!

The problem with heavy books is that you never use them… but some books I’ve actually used quit much!

I’m thinking of purchasing these four books.

#2

The “Clean Coder” book sounds interesting. Will check this out. The Head First books are good if you are a total newbie. The OO book helped me a lot. Another one was pretty fluffy.

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