If you're 100% new to programming, you may find Accelerated C++ hard to follow, as I did with some basic knowledge of the language prior. From the very beginning of the book, you're crammed with new...
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If you're 100% new to programming, you may find Accelerated C++ hard to follow, as I did with some basic knowledge of the language prior. From the very beginning of the book, you're crammed with new...
Ok that makes sense. Thanks, I'll probably be back for more help later :D
ahh, so much easier to translate confusing prototypes when reading it backwards... thanks :D
Ok, looking at it from the perspective of avoiding the use of global variables, I kinda get it now. In the classes chapter, I did learn to separate the variables into the private section, but I guess...
I guess what I'm mainly confused about is, when passing by reference, what should determine if I need to make the parameters or return type constant? (that make any sense?) >_<
Lately I've been teaching myself C++ through books and the net and it's been going very smoothly. I'm up to Ch.9 on this site which deals with references & pointers. Currently, I'm at "Passing a...