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Re: [LUG] C++ book
On Wed, 20 Sep 2000, John Horne wrote:
> In a vain attempt to get away from administration and back into
> programming, and to drag myself into the 21st century I need (?) to learn
> about C++. I have Herbert Schildt's 'C' book, and know that he did a C++
> one. Would people recommend I get that or something else?
The Waite group book on c++ is very good - very big chunky book with
knights and stuff on the cover. It is handy both as a reference and as
tutorial. I find it very useful as opposed to Bjarne Stroustrop's C++ book
which is just plain scary.
A.
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