[Help] C++ Language

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  • Huy Ton That

    [Help] C++ Language

    I have had some experience with programming and some with c++. Here is my
    situation: I need to learn ANSI C++ in it's entirety from the ground up.
    Where do I start? I already have Borland Builder 6 so a compiler is not an
    issue. Please be specific in your replies; I would appreciate it greatly.
    Thank you in advance.

    -Huy


  • Russell Hanneken

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    Re: [Help] C++ Language

    "Huy Ton That" <hide110@us-it.net> wrote in message
    news:vijb89lbop u45a@corp.super news.com...[color=blue]
    > I need to learn ANSI C++ in it's entirety from the ground up. Where do I
    > start?[/color]

    You should check the FAQ:



    Regards,

    Russell Hanneken
    rhanneken@pobox .com


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    • Greg P.

      #3
      Re: [Help] C++ Language

      There is no better book for standard C++ than The C++ Programming Language:


      Depending on how much you already know, you could just read most of the
      ANSI/ISO C++98 specifications (Document: ANSI ISO IEC 14882-1998):
      ftp://ftp.research.att.com/dist/c++std/WP/CD2/ (note that his is an
      older/obsolete one, but free)


      "Huy Ton That" <hide110@us-it.net> wrote in message
      news:vijb89lbop u45a@corp.super news.com...
      | I have had some experience with programming and some with c++. Here is my
      | situation: I need to learn ANSI C++ in it's entirety from the ground up.
      | Where do I start? I already have Borland Builder 6 so a compiler is not
      an
      | issue. Please be specific in your replies; I would appreciate it
      greatly.
      | Thank you in advance.
      |
      | -Huy
      |
      |


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      • John Harrison

        #4
        Re: [Help] C++ Language


        "Huy Ton That" <hide110@us-it.net> wrote in message
        news:vijb89lbop u45a@corp.super news.com...[color=blue]
        > I have had some experience with programming and some with c++. Here is my
        > situation: I need to learn ANSI C++ in it's entirety from the ground up.
        > Where do I start? I already have Borland Builder 6 so a compiler is not[/color]
        an[color=blue]
        > issue. Please be specific in your replies; I would appreciate it[/color]
        greatly.[color=blue]
        > Thank you in advance.
        >
        > -Huy
        >[/color]

        You could probably try 'The C++ Programming Language' by Bjarne Stroustrup.

        Your compiler very definitely is an issue if you really want to learn the
        entire language. Many compilers do not implement some advanced features of
        C++, or implement them wrongly. Partial template speciailization and Koenig
        lookup are the obvious examples. Not sure about Borland Builder 6 in this
        respect.

        john


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