bluejacket
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Does anyone know any Visual C++ book that has exercises at the end of each chapter?
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Hi,
Well as far as my knowledge goes, I doubt there are any good books that provide with exercises at the end of each chapter. But what u can do is, on the codeguru site u get good project based on all the VC++ topics. Basically the projects are complete ones but u can get genral idea from them and treat them as assignments. Hope this helps ur case.
Thanks and Regards,
Hemant Kapadia.
Well as far as my knowledge goes, I doubt there are any good books that provide with exercises at the end of each chapter. But what u can do is, on the codeguru site u get good project based on all the VC++ topics. Basically the projects are complete ones but u can get genral idea from them and treat them as assignments. Hope this helps ur case.
Thanks and Regards,
Hemant Kapadia.
jstarcevich
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Hi Bluejacket,
I am taking a C++ programming class online. The text book we are using is "C++ How to Program" 3rd edition. by Deitel & Deitel. It is a basic, beginning level textbook and it has numerous problems at the end of each chapter. There are solutions to some of the problems in the book too. The authors have a website, if you
want more information.
Hope this helps,
Judy Judy Starcevich
I am taking a C++ programming class online. The text book we are using is "C++ How to Program" 3rd edition. by Deitel & Deitel. It is a basic, beginning level textbook and it has numerous problems at the end of each chapter. There are solutions to some of the problems in the book too. The authors have a website, if you
want more information.
Hope this helps,
Judy Judy Starcevich
Hi Judy,
For C++ u have plenty of good books, like
1. The Complete Reference.
2. Thinking in C++.
3. Practical C++ programming by Steve Oualline.
4. C++: The Core Language by Gregory Satir and Doug Brown.
These are few good C++ programming books.
For more information about few of these books u can log on to site Hope this will help u.
Thanks and regards,
Hemant.
For C++ u have plenty of good books, like
1. The Complete Reference.
2. Thinking in C++.
3. Practical C++ programming by Steve Oualline.
4. C++: The Core Language by Gregory Satir and Doug Brown.
These are few good C++ programming books.
For more information about few of these books u can log on to site Hope this will help u.
Thanks and regards,
Hemant.
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