libraries usually have pretty outdated programming books...at least around me that is. Try google my friend...or different university websites cs departments; there is a lot of good stuff c++ wise out there.Originally posted by laserlight
yeah, I made a typo, sorry about that.
Try your local library.
I think books by SAMS publishing supposedly are pretty good.
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there are two cardinal sins from which all others spring: Impatience and Laziness. - franz kafka
try a university that teaches C++ programming courses... sometimes a copy of their old textbook goes in their library...
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