Hi Lerto,
These're some of the books that are highly recommended for C++ beginners:
1. C++ Primer†(Stanley Lippman, Josée Lajoie, and Barbara E. Moo) (updated
for C++11) Coming at 1k pages, this is a very thorough introduction into
C++ that covers just about everything in the language in a very
On 03/10/2013, at 7:44 PM, Lerato Phele wrote:
> I am a first-year student at university, I recently register for a c++
> course this semester, i am really struggling with the course, it gives
> me a tough time, although I'm reading the prescribed courseware, dont
> knw if you can help me with som
Oops! Sorry for misunderstanding. You're asking for how understand C++
concepts.
Did you mean, the difference between class and object, concepts of method,
overloading, overriding, member variables, inheritance, and scope, etc.?
There are not best answer for everyone. :)
So if you bring more det
Everywhen, most of beginners are suffering how they could study in new
field.
Most of common rules look like below.
1. Understanding concepts
2. Follow tutorials and examples.
3. Make imitation, copy, or patch project.
Additionally I want to recommend to understand your compiler and IDE.
Most of
Hi all,
I am a first-year student at university, I recently register for a c++
course this semester, i am really struggling with the course, it gives
me a tough time, although I'm reading the prescribed courseware, dont
knw if you can help me with some tips to get the better understanding
of c++
