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C++ How to Program - Deitel & Deitel

 

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Newest Review: ... introducing the basic concepts behind structured program design. Later chapters deal with the building blocks of C++, i.e. ... more

 ... object oriented programming techniques (OOP) and continue to develop the language. This book is excellent for beginner programmers as it explains things clearly and concisely whilst giving plenty of example code (which anyone learning programming will tell you is essential for a good understanding of the language). It is one of the best books that I have read of its kind and although some knowledge of the language C may be required to gain a fuller appreciation of the earlier chapters and the benefits of OOP it is not c...more

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Premium Review C++ How to Program - Deitel & Deitel: C++ How To Program by Deitel and Deitel (307 words)
by wampyrii - written on 08.10.00 (Very useful, 340 readings)
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C++ How To Program is an excellent introduction for beginning C++ programmers. I used it as my first year text at university and well, it helped get me through their exams so it has to be pretty good doesn't it? Trust me, it does. The first five chapters are based on the fundamentals of C++ programming, dealing with control structures, functions, arrays and pointers whilst introducing the basic concepts behind structured program design. Later chapters deal with the building blocks of C++, i.e. object oriented programming techniques (OOP) and continue to develop the language. This book is excellent for beginner programmers as it explains things ...

 


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