Best C# Books for Beginner to Intermediate [duplicate]

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What books would you recommend to someone who wants to learn C# programming?

1) As a beginner in C# what are the best books to get an in depth knowledge of the language as fast as possible.

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2) What are some of the best intermediate level books.

Also see here. Even the duplicate I linked to is likely to get closed soon.
as fast as possible. What's the rush? norvig.com/21-days.html
@Yannis You can thank employers for the rush ;) I don't expect to be top notch in a day, but i cannot convey that to a lot of employers(my previous one for example) Without them thinking that i'm not trying hard enough. My apologies for the duplicate. I searched for my verbage and variations and didn't get anything. I'm still interested in mid level books though.
If the answers on the duplicate aren't helpful, consider revising the question to tell us exactly what you're looking for. Better define "mid level" and clearly indicate that you're not interested in beginners books (those that usually spent about twenty pages explaining variables). And then post a question on meta to have this question reopened. The meta discussion @KarlBielefeldt linked to should give you a good idea on what a book recommendation question should be like.
After rereading my post, i get what you're saying it is rather vague. I will re ask for intermediate books in the key of C# that deal with design patterns. Thanks @YannisRizos

Morpheus · Answer 1 · 2011-12-08 22:16:38Z

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Head First C#. Really intuitive stuff for beginner to start learning C#

answered Dec 8 '11 at 22:16

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marked as duplicate by Karl Bielefeldt, Yannis Rizos♦, ChrisF♦ Dec 8 '11 at 22:21