One of these is full of shit.

I’d believe the nutshell one

Isn't C# 8 around the corner, already? Like to see it soon, to start stop caring about NullReferenceExceptions. :)

Is it the first one? (the small notebook?)

C# in depth is the best. Written by master Jon Skeet

And I think someone just missunderstood the meaning of 'in a nuttshell' :)

I like how the "in a nutshell" variant is larger than the "in depth" version.

@vigidis In English titles, nouns are capitalised like you see them in German

@vigidis Did you watch "Star wars" or "Jurassic park"? I watched the capitalized versions, they were bigger. ^^

O'rielly🤔

I think that the title "C# in a Nutshell" was ironic from the begin.

The first edition has 864 pages (and the seven edition has 1090 pages today) and cover a whole part of the language :

http://shop.oreilly.com/product/...

The second book doesn't seem to be in the same idea : https://manning.com/books/...

Hello to all! Do you really advise everyone to read it? I'm just a beginner and looking for suitable literature to study on my own. Moreover, now there is free time due to lockdown. I don't have much money, and usually, I look for books here https://fb2bookfree.com/ and I would not want to spend money on trash.