Sir,
I don't have knowledge of c # but I have purchased your book.
I want to know that I can learn asp. Net without c# from this book or I should learn c# first.

Hi there,

Chapter 5 has an introduction in programming and shows you how to program in C# and in VB.NET. Later chapters build on that knowledge.

So, you should be good to go, although obviously it's always recommended to learn more about programming from other resources such as books, online resources etc.

Cheers,

Imar

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I understand that what you are exactly asking, but dear sorry to say that you can not do any thing without knowledge of C# , because C# is the core language for .Net platform .
So in my point of view i suggest you that first learn C# thoroughly then you can easily learn any Framework under .Net Framework.

To learn C# quickly with example just visit :

https://www.microsoftvirtualacademy....beginners-8295

Hope this help you.
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While I kind of disagree about the book being "useless" without prior knowledge of C# (or VB.Net), here's two key points
1) The book doesn't confuse you a lot even if you have no idea of C#. With all due respect to Imar, this book pretty much only scratches the surface of C# programming. It covers basics, but that's it - like it should be in this kind of book.
2) If you want to actually learn how to do .Net programming, even if you would want to focus on ASP.Net, I would seriously recommend getting an accompanying C# book. I have read Beginning Visual C# Programming 2012 and I can recommend that one.

So shortly, if your idea is to learn to do the basics of C#, enough to apply to ASP.Net programming, go with this Imar's book but if you want to seriously aim higher, I'd say read that Beginning C# book and continue from there to this one.

If you decide to go with the Beginning C# first, then if you know _anything_ about programming, try to read chapters 8-14 and then jump to this ASP.Net book or if you have no idea what programming even means, I'd say read the chapters 1-14 and then continue to this one. Chapters 15-26 are definitely not useless, but if the idea is to concentrate on web programming, then I think after chapter 14 it's pretty safe to jump to this Imar's book.

Oh and everything in this Imar's book is in VB.Net too, so if you have, say, VBA background, you'll have no problem here.

Hope this helps you or someone else :)