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Title: Well written and laid out
Review: For someone who is well versed in programming microcontrollers in C, but brand new to .NET and to C#, it seems like you've walked into an alternate universe where legions of previously common terms like "framework" and "method" and "sealed" suddenly have special meaning. It really takes a while to wrap your brain around it all, but Liberty has done a good job of minimizing the pain involved.The layout of the book is good--start with the basics you need and move through examples to get you up and going. At the end there are some more conceptual subjects, but by then you know how to write some applications. I particularly like the way Liberty breaks up information into chunks--short paragraphs and regular asides/tips that help clarify the subject. Liberty does not try to impress you with his vast knowledge, but just tells you what you need to know.While this is not a given with books on programming, I think I can say got my money's worth with this one.
