What are some Visual Studio books with C++ examples?

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Andrey Akimov2015-10-13 17:09:39

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Andrey Akimov, 2015-10-13 17:09:39

Studied the C++ programming language and practiced creating console applications along the way. Having reached a certain level of knowledge, I decided to master some serious tool (IDE) for writing applications with a graphical interface. I chose Microsoft Visual Studio and was going to study this development environment in more detail.
When searching for books (in Russian), I found that almost all authors teach how to work in Visual Studio with code examples in C# or VB. But I don't need it! I would like to reveal for myself all the subtleties of working with this environment using examples made in C ++. From what I've found: Ivor Horton - Visual C++ 2010, but it doesn't say much about how to work with the environment and the 2010 version is already considered obsolete.
What are some good books on learning how to use Microsoft Visual Studio with C++ code examples?

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Vladimir Martyanov, 2015-10-13
@vilgeforce

If you know the language - why do you need another book on the language?

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tsarevfs, 2015-10-13
@tsarevfs

The book is really not needed. Look for articles on points that you are having difficulty. Debugging, connecting libraries... Individually, everything can be easily found.

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Vitaly, 2015-10-14
@vt4a2h

I decided to master some serious tool (IDE) for writing applications with a graphical interface. I chose Microsoft Visual Studio and was going to study this development environment in more detail.

A bit of an odd choice, in my opinion. If the development is only for Windows, then there is no doubt, vs with a resharper is a good IDE. As for the GUI... in my opinion, there is not much choice here: Qt (I know that there are alternatives, but they do not seem serious to me). And if Qt, then Qt Creator is unambiguous (+ QML is also supported).

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MicroSDA, 2015-10-15
@MicroSDA

Why do you need a book? To master any IDE or program, you just need practice. I will tell you from my own experience, I studied C ++ for half a year, now I am developing a game, I have not used more than half of the VS functions because they are narrowly focused. Practice and in a week you will calmly use the functions that you will need.