C and C++ manuals?
13 December 2005, 08:09 AM
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C and C++ manuals?
Hi,
Just started a new job and need to brush up on my programming. Never really did C++ properly so will have to start from the beginning. Recommendations for books?
I saw 'C++ for dummies' - one of the series with a mainly yellow cover. It also has all the examples on CD so saves the typing. Any good? Any others?
Cheers
Dave
Just started a new job and need to brush up on my programming. Never really did C++ properly so will have to start from the beginning. Recommendations for books?
I saw 'C++ for dummies' - one of the series with a mainly yellow cover. It also has all the examples on CD so saves the typing. Any good? Any others?
Cheers
Dave
13 December 2005, 08:27 AM
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Dave,
Try here http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/...ngInCPP2e.html this is where you can get Bruce Eckels 'Thinking in C++' which used to be a best seller in electronic version for free! Eckel is considered somewhat of a guru in the world of C++ so worth downloading and printing. Cant comment only ever really dipped my toe in C++ and that was enough! For any Java devs Eckel also does a free Java one called surprise suprise 'Thinking in Java'
Have fun!
Gary
Try here http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/...ngInCPP2e.html this is where you can get Bruce Eckels 'Thinking in C++' which used to be a best seller in electronic version for free! Eckel is considered somewhat of a guru in the world of C++ so worth downloading and printing. Cant comment only ever really dipped my toe in C++ and that was enough! For any Java devs Eckel also does a free Java one called surprise suprise 'Thinking in Java'
Have fun!
Gary
13 December 2005, 09:25 AM
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Good reference manuals are things that involve Stroustrup, but I wouldn't recommend them to learn from. Are you interested in doing the raw C++ first, or Windows based with MFC, etc.?
The Scott Meyers books are also pretty useful.
The Scott Meyers books are also pretty useful.
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13 December 2005, 10:18 AM
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