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All right, I have an interesting question. I have a person in our company that isn't a tech guy at all. He would like to learn C#, but he is constrained to using 56k at his house. (The company is in the literal middle of nowhere.) Are there any good websites that teach programming concepts from the ground up using C# that do not rely on videos and the like to teach them?

I learned C# in college, so I'm not sure on where a good website would be to teach a person programming from the ground up. Do you have any suggestions?

Barring that, are there any good books that you would recommend for starting out with C#?

+1  A: 

Get him a good book.

Preet Sangha
+4  A: 

Check this list of free/open source avaliable books:

CMS
Awesome, this is probably more than enough to get him started. I didn't know that they had so many free books for C#.
Dropped.on.Japan
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http://www.Cstructor.com

Dan Vallejo
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If he is using 56k then I would recommend him sites which are more text orientated.

MSDN has a huge amount of reference material and tutorials on C# Codeproject AspAlliance CSharpCorner

These are the sites I can think of from the top of my head which have excellent content, updated regularly. This will get him up and running.

dotnetdev
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check this website

http://csharp.net-informations.com

thanks.

bolton