Programming relations and book recommendations

Hi all, I'm new to the art of C# and programming, and it's a long time ago since I used an OO language (in fact that was in a Smalltalk class at the university). I did a lot of programming in plain C and the last couple of years I programmed extensively in Matlab. I have got a (probably very) simple C#/OO-programming question. I want to implement a one-to-many relation between two different classes. Each class instance must be able to determine which class instance it is related to and make method calls to the related class. What is the way to program this? Further, can someone point me to: - a good book on OO-programming in C#, so not only the language but also info on design patterns programmed using C#. - a good reference book on the .Net Framework. Thanks, Koen.

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oblivion_lurks22y ago
A good book to try is "C# Core Language: Little Black Book" by Bill Wagner. It provides a good overview of the language, ex: good/bad syntax, class design, and of the .NET Framework!! I think once you get the language pretty much worked out, you will be able to easily come to a conclusion for your algorithm. Ramon MCP