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Cprogramming.com - Your Resource for C and C++ Programming

Cprogramming.com - Your Resource for C and C++ Programming

I found this link from Google.com while looking around for answers to pretty simple questions in C++. A Handy resource even for the most experienced C++ developer out there.

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  1. timSaturday, April 02, 2005 10:58:00 AM

    nice find. i think i have already bookmarked this for a long time, kaso nde ko ata nabisita ng madalas heehhe any _books_ youd recommend? i have the one by kernighan and ritchie but there are times na di ko sila magets. am still a noob to programming ehhhe anyway read your post sa plug tungkol sa kernel hacking, o'reilly's understanding the linux kernel might help. well, siguro meron ka na. kung 'ala pa me ebook ako dito.

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  2. Dean MichaelSaturday, April 02, 2005 2:32:00 PM

    Books? For the experienced C++ programmer, I found this book by Scott Meyers titled "More Effective C++" detailing 35 of the more important tips to consider when writing your C++ applications.

    C++ Unleashed is also a very nice book for intermediate-advanced C++ developers. For the beginners, I recommend C++ in 21 Days both by Sybex (IIRC).

    Hope this helps!

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