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3:19 pm
May 21, 2011
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mona13
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i am very much willing to learn C++ Programing Language. I know C programing. Can anybody give me some guidlines for C++?
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1:30 pm
August 1, 2011
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kpushanaka
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You probably should get some books. There's also the option of free books available
in pdf or html format out there. Here's a good starting link for that type of stuff.
However, if you were to actually go out there and buy/read a book, I'd suggest getting at least one primer book and one reference book. Because you'll be flipping through the first one a lot when you begin and some more when you're learning new techniques. And you'll be flipping through the second one fine-tuning them until you've almost memorized certain sections.
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1:03 pm
August 2, 2011
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ArcoFelice
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I'd suggest you to start with some of arguments organized guides you can easily find on google.
After the basic you could refer to a book.
One of the most important thing in my experience is that you test every single thing you learn on the compiler (a good start could be DevCpp it's free and simple).
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1:21 am
September 29, 2011
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nirdesh
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to stdy abt C++ to new one, it will be difficult for them. So is there any other simple way to knw abt C++ so that we can learn about is in more simple way…
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