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C++ courses

15-07-2003 04:00PM

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Pavel

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Can anybody tell me where is the best place in Dublin to have C++ programming course?

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#2 18-07-2003 08:00PM

Silent Bob

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If you can program in other languages you don't need a course. You need a book like "Core C++" written by Victor Shtern, it covers pretty much everything you would want to know.

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#3 20-07-2003 09:49PM

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Perhaps youd like:

http://www.iactonline.com/iact/courses/course_outlineDB.asp?IDCourse=37

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#4 17-06-2009 03:41PM

stephdublin

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Hi, i would ask the same question: where can you get a proper C++ training in Dublin (not 3 days, neither 2 weeks but at least 6months-1 year)?
Should i go to college to do this? if yes, which one?

thanks!

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#5 17-06-2009 03:42PM

stephdublin

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note that I.A.C.T don't provide such a course even if they still claim it on their website

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#6 17-06-2009 06:35PM

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note that this thread is 6 years old.

College wouldn't teach a proper C++ course either

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