Because people who hate to read make bad programmers.
Because people who hate to read make bad programmers.
All the buzzt!
CornedBee
"There is not now, nor has there ever been, nor will there ever be, any programming language in which it is the least bit difficult to write bad code."
- Flon's Law
Because it never works that way?
Usually, stuff enter your left ear and goes straight out of the right ear.
You have to make notes to remember... but then you would have to read.
And a book can serve as future reference if and when you forget.
It's simply the way we and the world works, I'm afraid.
Originally Posted by Adak
Yeah, yeah I know :P Just the reading doesn't end! >.<
No pain, no gain :P
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Just be glad that there are books and other documentation on just about anything you may want to do. It's actually one of the better things about programming.
Let's look forward to the day when we can implant memory chips into our brain so we absorb everything that is said and can download information to it and access it at will!
Well... Then everything would be easy and no one would be better at something than others :P
"Downloading wikipedia...."
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You can try this site: www.freetechbooks.com
I totally recommend "C++ In Plain English 3rd Edition" (ISBN 0-7645-3545-5). Its the best one I've found. A awesome book to read and an also serves as an awesome quick reference - I mean it, its the best and only ~50AUD. Its the best C++ never written to learn from and use as a reference.
Still, we still wouldn't have a cpu, so some would be better with logic and other sorts of thinking...
But we wouldn't need to read up on stuff!
So, I've read the Learning to Program in C++ on this site.
What books should i look for? Beginners, intermediate, ultra pro (I hope not) ?
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Beginner / advanced.
The site introduces a lot of things, but they are merely tutorials and not a complete description of basic things.
I figure you probably know a lot of beginner stuff, but you may lack some.
You can try a little advanced book, and see if you get lost. If you do, you may need a beginner book first.
Thanks ^^ Do you people ever think that you might know too much? :P
Currently research OpenGL
Sadly, I know too little
I still have troubles with template programming sometimes...
nah, I don't even know what that is :P
And, I really hope not that someone doesn't have some problem with some part of C++ :P
Currently research OpenGL
hello, how do you guys see the C++ how to program by Deitels for beginners and intermidiate programmers?
Last edited by Masterx; 10-29-2008 at 05:41 AM.
