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Practical C++ Programming |
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Practical C++ Programming, 2nd Edition Review |
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2003-12-07 18:51:24 |
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Barnaby Robson
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Good Book
I have no idea why people would want to trash this book here. It explains everything and is a good read, if you can believe a programming book could be fun to read.
An example of what I mean is that as the text goes from simple to complex .. things are introduced ... their simplicity makes you say ".. but what would happen if x ..." and then the next chapter will have a section expounding on the last one including that complexity that you thought you were missing.
It is a beginners book so some who are advanced might feel they are being babied ... this isnt a full reference manual. But actually the text is quite ambitious in scope .. it explains a great deal of programming related stuff with succinct one liners in the first chapters.
Also it is a little outdated. In one of the chapters he writes " .. more and more computers have graphics now" ... whoa that is sooo early ninetees.
The only thing missing is some answers to the exercises for a reader who isn't working through it with a class or teacher.
THE END.
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