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Mar 18th, 2004

For the newbees (like myself)

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For people new to programming and want to learn, or for experienced programmers too. This site I am using to learn has been extremly helpful. The instructions are clear and in laymans terms so dont worry about getting lost right away. :cheesy:

http://www.cprogramming.com/

If anybody else knows of good resource sites for c++ please post.

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Mar 23rd, 2004

Re: For the newbees (like myself)

http://www.icce.rug.nl/documents/cplusplus/
and one of the best books written on C++ is available free, here:
http://www.camtp.uni-mb.si/books/Thi.../Contents.html

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Re: For the newbees (like myself)

www.cplusplus.com but nothing is better than a book. SAMS teach yourself c++ in 24 hours is awesome. but go through the lessons really slow. also, nothing compares to a class when learning a language... staring at code wont help you because even if you know a command like "cout" you still wont know what it means. (standard outputting that refers to the computer screen

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Re: For the newbees (like myself)

Quote originally posted by Bleek ...

www.cplusplus.com but nothing is better than a book. SAMS teach yourself c++ in 24 hours is awesome. but go through the lessons really slow. also, nothing compares to a class when learning a language... staring at code wont help you because even if you know a command like "cout" you still wont know what it means. (standard outputting that refers to the computer screen )

I agree. It was a kick ass book. I like Liberty's explanation of things up until complex abstract data types.

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