On Thu, Jul 26, 2001 at 10:52:16PM -0700, Rick Commo wrote: > I have never programmed in C++ as part of my job or at home, but want to > learn it in order to create a basis for comparison and since I feel very > comfortable with C. > > As time permits I am reading through "Thinking in C++" and doing the > "homework". It is a good practical book with some very good examples. As I > mentioned earlier there is exercises at the end of each chapter that build > on the examples given in that and earlier chapters. > > The writing style seems (to me any way) fairly clear and concise. > > Here's the info: > "Thinking in C++" > Bruce Eckel > Prentice Hall > ISBN 0-13-917709-4 > Copyright 1995 > > Cheers, > -rick
It's available online as PDF, html and MSWord (!). www.bruceeckel.com www.mindview.net/books His Thinking in Java is there as well. -- Danie Roux *shuffle* Adore Unix
