DaWei

This is your second post in this thread recommending that book. Did you forget that you made the earlier post (two above), or are you spamming for this book?

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Sil3ncer7

I actually put in an order for the books to see how they are, and I am still waiting (2 weeks later) for the books to come in...

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Sil3ncer7

got the books, not bad.. Very handy and I can see where they relate to the thread... OK, back to topic, sorry

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philarmy

I am not a programmer by any stretch of the imagination.

I subscribed to Computeach just over 3 years ago but I only completed about six months, if that, of the 3 year course (C#.Net). This is partly due to the nature of my job - I'm in the Army and have spent a year of the last three in Iraq - and a touch of laziness on my part too.

I would like to continue learning but Computeach want £266 per quarter to provide continued support. I wouldn't mind so much but I am still paying for my career development loan which I took out at the start of the course. My other option is to have all the course materials which I have paidf for sent to me and make the most of it. I'd like to so this but I need to find someone who I can casually ask for advice when I get stuck. Would anyone on here mind helping please or at least recommend a better place to find help?

I can see it would have been far more sensible for me to just get started by buying some books but hey, I do love to learn things the hard way!