Im currently reading a book by Herbert Schilt called C++, A Beginners Guide. Everything to me is relatively easy to understand, from data types to classes and polymorphism, inheritance, encapsulation methods to operator overloading with one huge exception.
The moment I read up to chapter 11, on the C++ I/O system, I found it mentally damaging to understand. It was as if this dude omitted three chapters.
Does anyone know of any comprehensible newbie-friendly tutorials focusing on the C++ I/O system and the hierarchy of classes (I dont know what Im talking about anymore up to this point) and... stream-related stuff in general? I know its asking alot (especially the "newbie-friendly" and "I/O system" which seem contradictory) so even any minute help would be very much appreciated. Thanx.
