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2 total messages Started by Barry O'Donnell Fri, 04 Aug 1995 11:05

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Author: Barry O'Donnell
Date: Fri, 04 Aug 1995 11:05

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Hi Everyone,

My problem is that I am only starting out on C++ and don't really 
understand the theory of objects.  Also, every example C++ procedure I 
see has a new datatype in it...Can any one suggest a good book I should 
get, or a video or something, especially to do with objects...of course 
if any of you could spare ten minutes of your time to drop me a line it 
would be much appreciated..at the moment I am programming in VB and I 
have used Pascal, so I know the basics.


Thanks


John.

Re: c++

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Author: Ramesh Seshadri
Date: Sun, 06 Aug 1995 19:06

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In <3vsutr$86p@barnacle.iol.ie> fpirl@iol.ie (Barry O'Donnell) writes: 
>
>Hi Everyone,
>
>My problem is that I am only starting out on C++ and don't really 
>understand the theory of objects.  Also, every example C++ procedure I

>see has a new datatype in it...Can any one suggest a good book I
should 
>get, or a video or something, especially to do with objects...of
course 
>if any of you could spare ten minutes of your time to drop me a line
it 
>would be much appreciated..at the moment I am programming in VB and I 
>have used Pascal, so I know the basics.
>
>
>Thanks
>
>
>John.

C++ primer by Lippman is one of the good book I can suggest for
learning C++. And this topic is already discussed in the newsgroup and
if you see the old articles you may find some more info about books. If
you are very specific about Visual C++, Inside Visual C++ from
Microsoft press is a good one. And moreover I can suggest you to post
articles with proper subject to comp.lang.c++ during the starting
period. In that way you may be able to get more info. This group is
meant for discussing the standards of C++.

- Ramesh

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