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 | Re: C++ Books Sep 10th 2005 09:17 PM sunnypalsingh There's another veru nice book Thinking In C++,2nd Edition by Bruce Eckel I totally agree with sunnypalsingh. I am reading this book now and its really a great deal. You can find this book for free at: http://www.pythoncriticalmass.com/ It's in 2 volumes.  |
 | Two guidelines from [i]Thinking in C++ [/i]by Bruce Eckel: [list=1] [*]Avoid the preprocessor. Always use [b]const[/b] for value substitution and [b]inline[/b]s for macros. [*]Avoid global variables. Always strive to put data inside classes. Global functions are more likely to occur naturally than global variables, although you may later discover that …  |
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