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What are the books on learning C++ using the example of solving applied problems?
From my own experience, I realized that it is much more interesting to learn a programming language using practical examples. For example, I met such books:
Dawson M. "Learning C ++ through game programming" - many concepts are demonstrated using small games as an example.
Alekseev, Zlobin, ... "Programming in C ++ in the Qt Creator environment" - in each chapter there are many mathematical examples, as well as tasks for independent solution.
Laszlo M. "Computational Geometry and Computer Graphics in C++" - this book is more about geometric algorithms, but at the same time, you begin to understand the language and programming itself better on figurative geometric concepts and problems
. Do you know any other similar books? The solutions of mathematical, geometric, physical and other problems are interesting.
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