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- From: Dan Benwell <dbenwell@belfairs.demon.co.uk>
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- Subject: Re: learning c++ - good beginner books no C background
- Date: Thu, 29 Feb 1996 14:17:49 +0000
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- I have used a book called
- "C++ How to Program" by Dietel & Dietel
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- It covers all aspects including templates which some books leave out and
- does so in a "refreshing way" compared to most programming books.
- It also covers some object orient design and techniques which help
- back up the programming. I have found that C++ is more about
- understanding the techniques and concepts rather than the language,
- which after all is just getting the syntax right.?
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- Dan
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