Re: [Dev-C++] A question

[Scott S. <age...@co...>]

For learning C, there is The C Programming Language by K&R. Probably the 
best guide out there to C! Also, I would not recommend Sam's Teach 
Yourself C++ in.. books. You can/'t learn a language in 24 hours or even 
30 days. It takes a long time to learn a language. I have been working 
on C/C++ for about 1 3/4 years, and just now consider myself an 
intermediate programmer. Different people take different times though. 
Probably the only ones out there who can learn a language in a week are 
super hackers like ESR and Stallman. Anyways, The C++ Programming 
Language is a good book to have. It is written by Bjarne Stroustrup, 
creator of the C++ language. The special edition has a hard cover and a 
few new appendices, but costs more than the 3rd edition. However, if you 
flip through C++ books a lot, special edition will help. If you can get 
through Effective C++, you should be apply to get through The C++ 
Programming Language. Also, check out More Effective C++ by Scott Myers 
if you read the first.
Roger Furer wrote:

> Aloha from Honolulu,
>   I've been using "Sams Teach Yourself C++ In 24 Hours" by Jesse 
> Liberty (Sams Publishing) .  I also have "C++ The Complete Reference" 
> by Herbert Schildt (McGraw-Hill/Osborne) .  Teach Yourself... came 
> with a CD containing the source code for all the lessons as well as 
> the DevC++ compiler.  I found the lessons to be easy to understand.  I 
> like having the Reference though, so I can look up a specific word 
> that the lesson book may not have been clear about.  Like having a 
> dictionary on hand while reading a textbook.  I also found a book 
> called "Effective C++ Second Edition" by Scott Meyers 
> (Addison-Wesley).  This is more advanced, but describes how and why 
> things happen as they do, because of language specifications  and 
> compiler implimentation.  It provides many examples of how not to do 
> things, and why not; as well as how to do things and why.
> Hope this helps,
> Roger
>
> Sérgio Neves wrote:
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>> Hello,
>> I'm writing to ask if somebody knows a C tutorial to start learning 
>> this language, which teach me to create simple programs running on 
>> ms. dos and programs running on windows. If somebody knows, could you 
>> tell me please?
>>  
>> Best regards
>>  
>> Sérgio Neves
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