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I know there is a lot of threads about books but i didn't find what i was looking for
so here goes. how is the book ^^ made? does it explain the commands? becaus im a bit fed up with tutorials that just say "write this and write that" when
declares an integer variable called 'a' i like to know that it is 'int' BECAUSE it is short for integer. it makes is easier to remember. okay i could have figured that one but you get the point right;-)
so is Accelerated c++ like that?
i read in another thread that books that sort of builds up a program trough the whole book are good, does anybody know a book like that?
altso i never really considered which compilers are better or worse, so does anyone know about code::blocks? im using that
is it ok?

so here goes. how is the book ^^ made? does it explain the commands? becaus im a bit fed up with tutorials that just say "write this and write that" when
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int a;
so is Accelerated c++ like that?
i read in another thread that books that sort of builds up a program trough the whole book are good, does anybody know a book like that?
altso i never really considered which compilers are better or worse, so does anyone know about code::blocks? im using that
is it ok? Last edited by Bladtman242; Dec 31st, 2008 at 9:56 am.
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altso i never really considered which compilers are better or worse, so does anyone know about code::blocks? im using thatis it ok?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integra...nt_environment
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compari...ts#C.2FC.2B.2B
The Code::Blocks IDE supports lots of C++ compilers on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
Yes, it's OK, the Code::Blocks is a very good IDE
... Even Stroustrup himself wouldn't say that. There are many really excellent C++ books floating around (of which TCPPPL is just one). If the only book you've ever read on C++ is that one, then you're missing out on a wealth of information.
¿umop apisdn upside down? No offense nor insults intended at all. I merely assumed from your post that you had not read some of the highly acclaimed books from the likes of Sutter, Meyers, Alexandrescu, etc. If i'm mistaken, then ignore my response - though I'd still be curious to know why you believe TCPPPL is the only good C++ book (Unless i've missed some hidden sarcasm or irony, in which case ignore this) - if you've read any books by the authors I've named here, you'd surely be aware of their standing among the C++ community.
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