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    accelerated C++

    so what do you think about this book, i got it before 2 days and wondering if it's helpful for someone who is new to programming world and esspiaclly to C++, please tell us if you find it usefull and worth to read it as a first book for C++, and is it enough to read it and start coding " tell other recomneded books if you have"

    Thanks anyway

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    Re: accelerated C++

    There is a book recommendation post somewhere here but it at the moment I can't find it.
    If I don't remember wrong though Accelerated C++ is one of the recommended ones.
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    Re: accelerated C++

    Quote Originally Posted by S_M_A View Post
    There is a book recommendation post somewhere here but it at the moment I can't find it.
    If I don't remember wrong though Accelerated C++ is one of the recommended ones.
    well, thanks i'll start reading it very soon, hope i understand it very well

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    Re: accelerated C++

    Quote Originally Posted by iCoder View Post
    so what do you think about this book, i got it before 2 days and wondering if it's helpful for someone who is new to programming world and esspiaclly to C++,
    The book assumes you are not new to programming, but are new to C++.

    It is one of the best books if you have any programming background.

    Regards,

    Paul McKenzie

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    Re: accelerated C++

    Quote Originally Posted by Paul McKenzie View Post
    The book assumes you are not new to programming, but are new to C++.

    It is one of the best books if you have any programming background.

    Regards,

    Paul McKenzie
    well, i am alreay told you that i am new to programming, and want to pick up C++ as a first step , so now if "accelerated C++" is not suited for me could you please tell me what to do if there is another recomended book please shoot it

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