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Old Odessa2015-10-31 14:42:21
Old Odessa, 2015-10-31 14:42:21
What C++ book would you recommend?
Now I'm studying C++ at the university, I just started. My main guide is Shield, what else can you recommend interesting and in an accessible language.
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Schildt writes books about just about anything ... but he writes, therefore, rather mediocrely.
If you need to quickly master the technique of writing sample code in C ++ ("tutorial for playing the button accordion"), then there are many books ... you have already been listed - each has its pros and cons.
And if you are interested in a C ++ reference book and a deep understanding of the semantics of the language ("spirit") - then only and exclusively books by Bjarne Strastrup (there are many of them).
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Oleg Tsilyurik, 2015-10-31 @vs_convoy
My main guide is Shield, what else can you recommend interesting and in an accessible language.
Schildt writes books about just about anything ... but he writes, therefore, rather mediocrely.
If you need to quickly master the technique of writing sample code in C ++ ("tutorial for playing the button accordion"), then there are many books ... you have already been listed - each has its pros and cons.
And if you are interested in a C ++ reference book and a deep understanding of the semantics of the language ("spirit") - then only and exclusively books by Bjarne Strastrup (there are many of them).
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Old Odessa, 2015-11-13 @vs_convoy
Found, reading Laforet Object-Oriented Programming in C++. Really like
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