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Congratulations to our very own moderator, Siddhartha Rao, on getting his first book published! While other names might also be on the book, this was Sid's baby!
Congratulations on the new release!
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Sams Teach Yourself C++ in One Hour a Day (6th Edition)
Congrats , Sid! That is awesome.
Congrats to Brad and Jesse too !!
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Originally Posted by kirants
Brad and Jesse didn't do squat this time, so give all the kudos to Sid. He worked his tail off!
Brad!
Congrats Sid. :wave:
that is excelent ..
Nice job..
Congratulations, Sid.
I was wondering why you've been slacking on this site.
It's nice you've been keeping busy doing something worthwhile. :thumb: :D
Wow Sidd! Great! Well done!!
Be sure that I'll buy that book soon!
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Congratulations! Great work. :wave: :thumb:
If I was your mother, I would be very proud! :D
As they say, "better late than never" - hearty congratulations, Sid! :) :thumb: I'm very happy for you in this newest accomplishment!
Must be great to be able to work with Brad and Jesse Liberty too! :)
I didn't see this thread till now.
Hearty Congratulations to you Sid. :thumb:
Hearty congratulations, Sid! :) :)
Last time I was supposed to author a book this voluminous, I didn't even get beyond the first rough topic outline - I had to cancel the project when it became apparent how much time and effort it would mean. :O And so... I value and appreciate your tremendous achievement all the more. :thumb: :thumb: :)
And... thank you so much again for granting me the priviledge of being one of the very first persons who are able to hold and read a printed copy. :)
Wow! Great achievement! Congratulations! Great work! :thumb up:
Ooops, I just missed this one. Anyway, Congratulations! :thumb:
Congratulations, great work :)
Dear Folks!
Thank you very much for your wishes, and also for inspiration on the direction the TYC++ series needed to take!
In addition to introducing the programming syntax, loops, et al to the C / C++ beginner, this book also teaches templates and STL in reasonable detail, and hence caters to readers who wish to learn C++ from a practical perspective i.e. the way it is in use today.
Last but not the least: many thanks to Brad for introducing my book to you all - I owe you at least one beer for that, Brad!
Best Regards,
Siddhartha
I've been a little slow in replying to this thread due to a hectic work and travel schedule (and now that I've started replying, I seem to not be able to stop :D).
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Originally Posted by Arjay
Yeah.. All those vacations and evenings were well-spent. At least, that's how I feel now that the book's out!
That's very true. My tail's gone and I'm not even missing it! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Brad
Thank you Cherish (also for bringing this thread to my notice!).Quote:
Originally Posted by Cherish
You are quite right about the time a book consumes. The book also did royally exceed my estimates.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guido
You are welcome to visit Heidelberg more often! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Guido
My dad actually saw that post and made it a point to tell me (twice) that he was proud too! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Peej
Thank you all, once again.
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