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C++ help

gramo173 · 2010-09-22 23:56:15

im just wondering could anyone recommend a good book and software to learn c++ programming. any help would be appriciated. thanks

22-09-2010 11:56pm

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gramo173

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im just wondering could anyone recommend a good book and software to learn c++ programming. any help would be appriciated. thanks

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#2 23-09-2010 7:50am

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Any of the Deitel and Deitel books are always good - doesn't have to be the latest version if funds are tight. The site www.cplusplus.com is an excellent resource also for help once you're started. What compiler are you hoping to use? The free version of Visual Studio (available from the microsoft) is a good place to start if you haven't picked a compiler yet.

Regards,
-RD

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#3 23-09-2010 10:54am

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"c++ from the ground up" is brill

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#4 23-09-2010 3:57pm

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thanks for that ill look them up.

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