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22-09-2010, 15:34
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Re: C++ Noob
A good place to start would be CPlusPlus.com tutorial
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22-09-2010, 15:38
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Re: C++ Noob
Ahh... I guess I really need to find a physical book.
I get sidetracked so easily trying to learn from websites EDIT: Can anyone think of a SUPER AWESOME C++ book that they really thought was great? I know Headfirst HTML with xhtml and css was a book where I was just like "Wow... that was amazing." That's what I'm looking for... >.> Last edited by teh newbz : 22-09-2010 at 15:40. Reason: So I dont get shouted at for double posting
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25-09-2010, 20:19
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Re: C++ Noob
"Beginning C++ Game Programming" by Michael Dawson
It's a great book for new programmers and it goes a little more in depth in classes than other C++ books. The robot's code is heavily based on classes and objects so this is a good book in particular for FIRST. The skills the book teaches you is sufficient for FIRST.
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25-09-2010, 21:55
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http://search.barnesandnoble.com/boo...ean=0072225351
Its a great book, it is written as it goes through an actual college class taught by the author. Fairly easy to understand (I read it when I was ~12) Its a great book. Then after that, pick up http://search.barnesandnoble.com/C/H...b%2b+Reference its a giant book, (over 1000 pages of info) and its great referenve book. Its one of the 6 books I bought (6 books I bought in my life time -_- yea I don't read much) edit: e-books http://newdata.box.sk/bx/c/ http://books.google.com/books?id=2so...page&q&f=false Last edited by davidthefat : 25-09-2010 at 23:51.
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28-09-2010, 21:01
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Re: C++ Noob
Starting Out with C++: From Control Structures through Objects (6th Edition) by Tony Gaddis is a great text book if you are wanting to learn C++ and its many different features. I used it for my college C++ class and learned a lot from it. Unfortunately, it is on the pricey side.
Hope this helps.
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30-09-2010, 02:51
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Re: C++ Noob
I would recommend C++ Primer 4th edition or Accelerated C++. Both are highly recommended by Freenode's c++ channels.
(C++ Primer Plus is NOT the same thing as C++ Primer)
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06-10-2010, 11:05
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Re: C++ Noob
 Read the manual it helped me alot: http://first.wpi.edu/Images/CMS/Firs...sers_Guide.pdf
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