C# is a good language to learn even if you end up using something else. It's basically a sweet-spot of most modern languages: supports OOP and functional paradi

C# is a good language to learn even if you end up using something else. It's basically a sweet-spot of most modern languages: supports OOP and functional paradigms, supports both static and dynamic typing. If you want to learn it quickly and willing to spend thirty bucks, you can pay for a month of this stuff: http://www.pluralsight.com/training/Courses http://www.pluralsight.com/training/Courses MSDN is a reference documentation rather than a learning guide. Just google for some C# book recommendations instead.