Is there a minimum entry price for special accommodation?

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Can you please tell me if there is a minimum cost per click that needs to be set in order to be shown in special placement? No need for type answers - for each phrase it is considered separately.
Let's take a situation in a vacuum. There is a request X for which there are no competitors at all. If, for example, I set a bid of 10 kopecks, will I be shown in special placement or is there a minimum threshold for entering this block?

Answer 1

The official minimum rate is 30 kopecks.
But in practice this very rarely happens.

Answer 2

Once I collected a selection, some have already been mentioned, but still:
Fundamentals of programming in C ++. Volume 1
Essential C++
Author: Stanley B. Lippman
Publisher: Williams
Series: C++ In-Depth
ISBN 5-8459-0349-1; 2002
C++ Programming Language. Introductory course.
C++ Primer
Author: Stanley B. Lippman, Josy Lajoye, Barbara Mu
Publisher: Williams
ISBN 5-8459-1121-4, 0-201-72148-1; 2007
Effective C++ Programming
Accelerated C++
Author: Andrew Koenig, Barbara Mu
Publisher: Williams
Series: C++ In-Depth
ISBN 5-8459-0350-5; 2002
C++: Basic
C++ from the Ground Up
Author: Herbert Schildt
Publisher: Williams
ISBN 978-5-8459-0768-4, 5-8459-0768-3, 0-07-222897-0; 2008 The Art of C++
Programming
The Art of C++
Periodical publication
Author: Herbert Schildt
Translator Tatyana Korotyaeva
Publisher: BHV-Peterburg
ISBN 5-94157-544-0, 0-07-225512-9; 2005
How to Program in C++ C ++
: How to Program Author
: Kh. -6; 2008 or Abridged: How to Program in C++ Small C++: How to Program By H. M. Deitel, P. J. Deitel
Translator V. Timofeev
Publisher: Binom-Press
ISBN 978-5-9518-0338-2; 2009 C++ Programming
(+ CD)
C++ Programming for the Absolute Beginner
Author: Dirk Henkemans, Mark Lee
Publisher: Symbol-Plus
Series: No Experience Required
ISBN 5-93286-050-2, 1-93184-143-8; 2005 Object-Oriented Programming in
C++
Object-Oriented Programming in C++
Author: R. Lafore
Publisher: Piter
Series: Classic Computer Science
ISBN 978-5-94723-302-5; 2007
Philosophy of C++. Practical programming
Thinking in C++. Volume Two: Practical Programming
By Bruce Eckel, Chuck Ellison
Translator E. Matveev
Publisher: Piter
ISBN 5-469-00043-5, 0130353132; 2004
C++ Programming
Author: Koplien J.
Publisher: Piter
Series: Computer Science Classics
ISBN 5-469-00189-Х; 2005

Answer 3

S. Prata. C++. Lectures and exercises. The 6th edition partially covers C++11, available in Russian.
There is also a good book by the Deitels to get you started.

Answer 4

isocpp.org/tour
isocpp.org/get-started

Answer 5

Taken from the selection above.
Start with
Effective C++ Programming
Accelerated C++
Author: Andrew Koenig, Barbara Mu
Publisher: Williams
Series: C++ In-Depth
ISBN 5-8459-0350-5; 2002
Later C++ Programming Language. Introductory course.
C++ Primer
Author: Stanley B. Lippman, Josy Lajoye, Barbara Mu
Publisher: Williams
ISBN 5-8459-1121-4, 0-201-72148-1; 2007
Well, no one named the most important thing - the books of Myers and Sutter.
Do not listen to those who say that you need to start with pure C, you will break your brain and you will not write normally in C ++. These languages ​​have very different approaches to development, despite the apparent relationship.

Answer 6

I think you should start with any textbook. Your choice: "How to Program in C++" Deitel H. Deitel P., "C++ Basic Course" Schildt G. or "The C++ Programming Language" Stroustrup B.

Answer 7

Start with C. Then slowly move to C++. Start declaring variables anywhere, not just at the beginning of the function, use exceptions, then objects, then containers, and so on.

Answer 8

You don’t need Stroustrup first, he’s cool, of course, but for starters, something simpler is better - I really liked Laforet (the one in the comments) - she’s not very thick, unlike Stroustrup and is laid out in a more accessible form.

Answer 9

When I started learning C++, I liked A.B. Krupnik.

Answer 10

Last year I was looking for just a book in which the basics of C ++ were chewed. In one bookstore I came across the 4th edition of the book “R. Laforet. Object-Oriented Programming in C++ (ISBN: 978-5-4237-0038-6). I read and bought. I liked the language and the presentation of the material, in addition there are exercises.

Answer 11

I liked Podbelsky :D Then you can switch to Stroustrup.

Answer 12

The courses here are good.