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From: | mail AT address DOT in DOT signature DOT net (Peter Karp) |
Newsgroups: | comp.os.msdos.djgpp |
Subject: | Re: Learning C++ |
Date: | Wed, 06 Jan 1999 09:23:25 GMT |
Organization: | Regional Computing Center, University of Cologne |
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Hi, I'm just working through *Who's afraid of C++* Has anybody experience with the following *Who's afraid of more C++?* I'm looking forward to hear any comments :-) >>Can anyone recommend a good beginners c++ book? > >Who's Afraid Of C++ by Steve Heller >It comes with a CD-ROM which includes DJGPP (v 2.0 if they didn't >updated it since I bought mine). > >It is a *really good* book. It doesn't try to teach all there is >to know about C++, in fact you only get a glimpse of the language >and programming in general. However, what you do learn from this >book you will learn well. >The only problem you'll face after reading this book is what to >read next. There are only 'begginners' and 'expert' out there and >you will be neither. I had this problem and ended up getting >myself a copy of 'C++ in 21 days' (it's OK) and then moving up to >'The C++ Language'. Greetings from Cologne Peter E-Mail: karpfenteich AT gmx DOT de
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