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Starting C++ Programming...

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NeoWizkid

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Aug 31, 2004
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Ok, I am on my way to learning C++, and I was wondering if anyone can recommend any good C++ books and websites with C++ Tutorials? Thanks in advance,

NeoWizkid
 
Beginning Visual C++ 6" by Ivor Horton. Wrox books.
I guess they probably have one for .NET now too?
 
C++ Black Book

1001 tips for VC++ 6

(I think they are both out of print now... so you should be able to find them CHEAP)

1001 Tips starts at the begining of the IDE and works all the way through...

Black Book has a nice dual section per chapter set up...
Runtrough Examples / In Depth Coverage

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hey,

Not necessarily just a C++ book, but you may want to try code complete (depending on how difficult some of the data structures you will use will be). And for a true C++ book, check out C++ Primer Plus...quite nifty.

Good luck

Kevin

- "The truth hurts, maybe not as much as jumping on a bicycle with no seat, but it hurts.
 
anyhow you had better have some experience of coding c++, have the concept of class, object oriented and so on, so have a look at "C++ primer"!
 
Any free downloadable C/C++ book in form of types such as pdf or zip?
 
> Any free downloadable C/C++ book in form of types such as pdf or zip?
Funny, what does this post say a little higher up in this thread?
> "Thinking in C++" a free download from
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