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  • satyam123
    New Member
    • Jul 2007
    • 2

    Learning C++

    hi,
    i know the basic concepts of 'C', but i am not at all in touch with C++
    how should i start for learning C++, as i have to do it ASAP.
    I want to build strong concepts in C++ .
  • Meetee
    Recognized Expert Contributor
    • Dec 2006
    • 928

    #2
    Originally posted by satyam123
    hi,
    i know the basic concepts of 'C', but i am not at all in touch with C++
    how should i start for learning C++, as i have to do it ASAP.
    I want to build strong concepts in C++ .
    For C++, I suggest you to be aware of all object oriented fundamentals. You can refer C++ book and here are some good sites.



    Willkommen bei der DENIC eG, der zentralen Registrierungsstelle und Betreiberin aller Domains mit der Länderendung .de im Internet.


    Start with this and have practical knowledge by writing small programs. TSDN will always help you in coding difficulties!! :)

    Regards

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    • ilikepython
      Recognized Expert Contributor
      • Feb 2007
      • 844

      #3
      Originally posted by zodilla58
      For C++, I suggest you to be aware of all object oriented fundamentals. You can refer C++ book and here are some good sites.



      Willkommen bei der DENIC eG, der zentralen Registrierungsstelle und Betreiberin aller Domains mit der Länderendung .de im Internet.


      Start with this and have practical knowledge by writing small programs. TSDN will always help you in coding difficulties!! :)

      Regards
      Also, buying some books is not a bad idea. Usually, they are a better source than online sites. Do some research on good C++ books.

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      • archonmagnus
        New Member
        • Jun 2007
        • 113

        #4
        Originally posted by ilikepython
        Also, buying some books is not a bad idea. Usually, they are a better source than online sites. Do some research on good C++ books.
        Personally, I liked reading C++ Programming For the Absolute Beginner by Henkemans and Lee, and Beginning C++ Game Programming by Dawson. But, that's just preferrence. :)

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