I'm still learning .NET while working on my current project at work. I'm using Silverlight and learning .NET and specifically C# and XAML to support that end. I've recently run across two really helpful sites and thought I'd share them here.
A colleague showed me 101 LINQ Examples which is a nice site from Microsoft that shows LINQ examples from simple to hard. I have found this useful.
The next link, Parameter Passing in C#, is an excellent article on how parameters work in C#. This information explains details about passing value or reference types by reference or value. It was here that I learned about the ref keyword which is pretty damn cool.
I hope you find this usefull.
-Marshall
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"out" is another keyword that does the same thing. The difference is that when you're using "ref" you have to initialize the parameter before you pass it in, with "out" you do not.
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