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- From: rudd@mindspring.com (Justin Rudd)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Newbie: Looking for books to help me learn
- Date: Wed, 13 Mar 1996 02:24:09 GMT
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- > I am looking for books that will help me to learn the C++ language. I
- >am currently reading "Teach yourself C++ in 21 days" by Jesse Liberty. I
- >am almost finished and I would like some suggestions on an appropriate
- >follow-up book. Specifically I would like something, if available, that
- >is taylored to microsofts visual C++ version 1.52. I would greatly
- >appreciate any help.
-
- Well you'll love this, but I'd get Jesse Liberty's next book: "Teach
- yourself more C++ in 21 days." It goes through templates, link lists,
- binary trees, hash tables, and lotta other cool stuff like that.
-
- Then after that book...I suggest the Gurewich and Gurewich book for
- Visual C++ 1.5 called "Master Visual C++ 1.5". Now this book is
- extremely basic but it explains everything...everytime...every
- chapter. You'll probably get tired of following the steps for how to
- change the text on a button...but it does drill it in so you never
- forget.
-
- Good Luck :-)
-
- Justin
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