Starting With C++
I have just finished an introduction course to Object Oriented Programming and I am really enjoying it so I would like to continue. The only problem I have is that my tech college's more advanced C++ courses are currently in upgrade limbo. So in the interim I've been trying to find books and or websites where I may be able to continue my study of C++ and practice it while the school gets their Ps and Qs in order for their class.
Thing is, the book they introduced C++ to me with is outdated (Visual Basic 6.0 was hot stuff when this book was written) and I'm finding that a few key things in the library have changed, such as the addition of the string header file.
So are there any websites or books that may be able to provide a steady introduction and strong foundation for someone who knows the basics of C++, but who really wants to get into serious modern programming?
Thing is, the book they introduced C++ to me with is outdated (Visual Basic 6.0 was hot stuff when this book was written) and I'm finding that a few key things in the library have changed, such as the addition of the string header file.
So are there any websites or books that may be able to provide a steady introduction and strong foundation for someone who knows the basics of C++, but who really wants to get into serious modern programming?
HI,
as you told that you have basic knoweledge then you may use bjarn stroustrup's book to learn futer.(download pdf or buy a book)
for examples there are many sites, cplusplus has alot of examples.
also learnc++.com has and c++ programing.com as wel.
as you told that you have basic knoweledge then you may use bjarn stroustrup's book to learn futer.(download pdf or buy a book)
for examples there are many sites, cplusplus has alot of examples.
also learnc++.com has and c++ programing.com as wel.
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