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October 7th, 2006, 02:54 AM
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I learned most of my C++ from a book called Problem Solving With C++ (amazon). It's a great resource especially if you don't know any programming languages.
It boasts that it is "the" standard textbook for C++ (and why it would lie ), but it is a great reference to have lying around in addition to learning from it.
I would highly recommend it.
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