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C++ Book

EvilMonkey · 2006-07-23 22:05:58

Can anyone recommend a good book to learn C++ from? I'm fairly advanced at C so i know the basics :rolleyes:

23-07-2006 10:05pm

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EvilMonkey

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Can anyone recommend a good book to learn C++ from? I'm fairly advanced at C so i know the basics :rolleyes:

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#2 25-07-2006 2:53pm

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Latest version of Deitel and Deitel is probably one of the best or the Bruce Eckel book is good too.. do a search for his name and you can download it for free

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#3 25-07-2006 11:28pm

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Thanks for that zaphod.
I will download the Bruce Eckel book and look into Deitel and Deitel

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#4 26-07-2006 2:40pm

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It costs a bit, but is you check out http://www.gametutorials.com they teach C/C++, java, opengl, D3D and all that good stuff, they are good code based tutorials and not written like they are talking to a baby, they also teach from the point of view of making games, if your interested in that.

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