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Now before I leave you I want to give you some additional resources that I have found helpful and will help you continue your learning in the universe of C#. First and foremost VTC. What I love about VTC while I love being an author here is it is one thing to go sit in a class and do exercises out of a book, but with this I liken it as kind of the best of both worlds. You can rewind the instructor and listen, it's kind of intimidating as an instructor because if I make a mistake or if I misspeak you can rewind and hear me misspeak over and over. But you can watch what's actually happening and replicate it yourself as you go through. Your not just reading instructions and copying things in a lab environment and so forth and you're not just listening to somebody ramble on, you try to stay awake as it so often happens in training classes. And so I love the VTC model here and I love being part of it. Shameless marketing again, I've done that quite a bit in this, in this video series. But I do a class on Visual Studio 2008; I would encourage you to take a look at. You can go to VTC's website, www.VTC.com and you can look at some sample chapters of that and see if it kind of hits your learning style. A lot of other excellent authors out there on VTC that talk about various programming languages and environments. Go check those out. Of course Microsoft.Com they have a lot of resources on C Sharp, programming, how to write your code correctly and this sort of stuff. MSDN certainly, go to MSDN.Microsoft.Com. There is some excellent third party books out there that you can find in the bookstores or amazon.com and then this is a great website. If you go to www.CSharp411.com then you can also go to Best C#, Best C websites. But if you just go to CSharp411.com there is a ton of resources on C#. You can get code examples, just all kinds of stuff. Points you out to forums and so forth. A lot of ways to expand your C# knowledge. So take advantage of all of these and I wish you the absolute best of luck with your C# development.