I took a class on C++ a few months back. I just finished reading Sams "teach yourself C++ in 21 days" which took me way longer than 21 days to finish. but i feel like i have a basic understanding of the language that was presented in that book.
The Sams book left off at templates, the STL, exception handling, that kind of thing.
What would be a good direction to go to keep learning the language?
Books or just concepts etc.
Jump to PostMore books on varied programming subjects, and just general practice apps.
More books on varied programming subjects, and just general practice apps.
I've got the C++ book from Deitel, but for some reason I'm not a huge fan of his books, they are packed with extraneous fluff and examples that are a bit more complicated than they need to be.
Looking at reviews, people either seem to say, "It's pure babbeling crap," or, "It's a masterpiece." Never read it.
Just go through your local libraries catalog and they might have a plenitude of books to look through.
We also have a list of challenges in a sticky a few post up.
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