Learning C++

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From: Bryan Parkoff
Date: Tue, 31 Mar 1998 00:00

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    I want to learn C++ language myself that I don't need to go to a
college to study C++ language.  How can I find the right book?  I do not
want beginning C++ book, but I want deep or advanced C++.  I would like
to create a game that runs under MS-DOS.  I want to make my own window
environment, but not like Windows 95 environment.  For example, I don't
want to use buttons, scrolls, etc that are designed by Windows 95, and I
want to design or create different buttons, scrolls, etc.
    I don't think that Visual C++ will allow me to create file that runs
under MS-DOS.  Do you know which program is best for me?  Borland C++ or
Turbo C++?

Thank you,

Bryan Parkoff
BLP-LDS@texas.net

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