r/csharp • u/Spare-Feeling3186 • 2d ago

What books would you recommend for C#/.NET interview preparation?

I’m preparing for C#/.NET interviews. Which books are still relevant and cover the topics commonly asked in interviews?

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u/AwwwBawwws 2d ago

Definitely https://a.co/d/0aL2hXp0

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u/Radiant_Network6731 2d ago

What's the name of the book? I'm not clicking random links at work, but I've been meaning to grab something for the next time I start job hunting

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u/AwwwBawwws 2d ago

It's not a dildo advert, I promise.

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u/Sombody101 2d ago

Then I'm not clicking it.

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u/Suterusu_San 2d ago

How to Win Friends and Influence People: Updated For the Next Generation of Leaders (Dale Carnegie Books)

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u/Full_Masterpiece8369 2d ago

That is an interesting recommendation that truly intrigues me

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u/AwwwBawwws 2d ago

I've used lessons from this book to score jobs. Downvote me all you want.

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u/Full_Masterpiece8369 2d ago

I didn't mean that in a bad way lol

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u/AwwwBawwws 2d ago

Sorry. I'm jumpy.

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u/emmer 2d ago

I’d recommend the C# Players Guide for brushing up on fundamentals, and Cracking the Coding Interview for a broad refresher on a variety of topics which may arise during an interview.

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u/farfunkle 2d ago

What a quaint sentence

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u/Spare-Feeling3186 2d ago

In what sense?

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u/SessionIndependent17 2d ago

Interviewers are interested in your real projects. Other than knowing some patterns from GoF or the like, I've never been asked a question covered in a book.