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C++ In a Nutshell |
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C++ in a Nutshell Review |
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2004-01-09 04:54:31 |
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Stewart Behymer Pensacola LUG
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The C++ in a Nutshell book by O’Reilly gives the reader all the information he or she may need to utilize the powerful and complex C++ language. The book is broken into two main sections. The first section covers the language of C++. The second section is a library reference.
Section one does not give examples of nuance of the C++ language but it is not suppose to since it is a Nutshell book. However, it does an excellent job of covering the language and providing examples for the most used aspects of C++. The Nutshell series has always been a resource in which you can find answers quickly.
The second section is the library reference. This section helped me tremendously because I have not memorized nor do I intend to memorize all the class definitions and member functions. The C++ in a Nutshell book is an invaluable reference that sits on my desk all times. Whether you are making a living at programming C++ or simply a person interested in the C++ language the C++ in a Nutshell is a must have.
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