Hey thx man, damn thats alot of info. I'll definitely get some red-eye off these readings.
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Hey thx man, damn thats alot of info. I'll definitely get some red-eye off these readings.
For those interested, there are some great programming e-books on my ftp server, ftp://65.41.9.136/pub/software none of that search a thousand pages for a small tutorial. You'll find the complete book, right away. Enjoy!
--PuRe
Practical C++ programming is by far the best book on C++ and the only one I have seen to follow the standards throughout the entire book (by this I mean writing things such as std::cout instead of cout, or being lazy with using namespace std).
thanks
it helpful for me
first link well known ...second link is great .....
here's also a thread i started with links to all kind of online books including C++
http://www.antionline.com/showthread...ght=free+books
I Love you now, I have been trying to learn c++ recently, This webpage is excellent. But in most of their examples they forget the "system (pause) " command, so dont rely too much on their examples. But thanks again for the link.
I would have to say that the best book that i have found on C++ would have to be:
"The C++ Programming Language" by Bjarne Stroustrup - (Creator of C++)
I love that book. You can probally buy it at www.amazon.com
For newbies to C/C++ I would recomend http://www.cplusplus.com or C++ For Dummies.