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- From: John <padrinos@msn.com>
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: C++ BOOKS
- Date: 6 Feb 1996 09:22:10 GMT
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- bnewell@powerup.com.au (Brendan Newell) writes:
- > Does anyone know any good C++ books for beginners. I'm attempting to
- > teach myself the language so I need a 'fairly' basic book. Also, is there
- > anywhere on the internet that has some good tutorials??
- > Any help would be much appreciated.
- >
- > Brendan
- >
-
- Well, I'm working my way through "Teach Yourself C++ Programming in 21 Days"
- (Jesse Liberty, Sams Publishing, $30 [no disk/CD]) and am finding it
- informative and helpful, but relatively sloppy. I'm not talking
- about bad information, just occasional typos in the code
- examples (which keep you guessing), and two of the appendices are
- completely hosed, only the first page of each were printed. However, the
- information is presented well, so if you don't mind a little ad hoc
- debugging, it might be a good fit. Best of luck.
-
- John
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