Useful C++ Resources
These are only a few of the resources
that I have found useful in studying C++. Please let me know if there
are others that you feel will especially benefit novice C++ programmers
and I will include a link here.
The C++ Programming Language -The definitive guide by the creator of C++.
The Design and evolution of C++ - Also written by the creator of C++.
Accelerated C++ Practical Programming by example
Problem Solving, Abstraction and Design using C++
C++ - How to Program
C++ in Plain English
The C++ Answer Book - A useful companion to The C++ Programming Language
Game Coding - Although not a tutorial for novices it is written for people who want to develop game coding skills in C++.
Before buying a new book, I recommend you read the published review of it by the Association of C & C++ Programmers (ACCU). Look here to find further information.
Websites & Usenet
If you have regular internet access, I recommend you subscribe to
alt.comp.lang.learn.c-c++ -This is an excellent resource where world
renowned experts in the field of C++ programming help novice
programmers - who put some effort into their own learning experience!
And it's totally free. This newsgroup is available either direct,
through your Internet service provider's Newsserver or through Google Groups
ACCU
Computer programming is an Art
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The full
source code for the static library used in the book . You will need
to build a static library from the source code provided with your
compiler.
This is the unmodified source. I needed to make a small change to one file to sucessfully compile it on my system.
In addition to the exercises in the book, I am working on these programs.
This is the unmodified source. I needed to make a small change to one file to sucessfully compile it on my system.
In addition to the exercises in the book, I am working on these programs.
Books
There have literally been hundreds of books written about learning C++. When I first became interested in the language, I was not sure which books would be best for me. Apart from the book I'm studying now, I own several other books that continue to be helpful. These include:The C++ Programming Language -The definitive guide by the creator of C++.
The Design and evolution of C++ - Also written by the creator of C++.
Accelerated C++ Practical Programming by example
Problem Solving, Abstraction and Design using C++
C++ - How to Program
C++ in Plain English
The C++ Answer Book - A useful companion to The C++ Programming Language
Game Coding - Although not a tutorial for novices it is written for people who want to develop game coding skills in C++.
Before buying a new book, I recommend you read the published review of it by the Association of C & C++ Programmers (ACCU). Look here to find further information.
Websites & Usenet
If you have regular internet access, I recommend you subscribe to
alt.comp.lang.learn.c-c++ -This is an excellent resource where world
renowned experts in the field of C++ programming help novice
programmers - who put some effort into their own learning experience!
And it's totally free. This newsgroup is available either direct,
through your Internet service provider's Newsserver or through Google GroupsACCU
Computer programming is an Art
