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can i download c++ for dummies (or any c++ learning thingy) for free?
and if yes then were?
and if yes then were?
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Simple, visit our downloads section:
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http://www.b213.net/index.php?id=c%2b%2b
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Nerdz
also torrents
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Nerdz
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http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4032613/C___Programming_Books_2007
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here's a tutorial, has a quiz after each chapter.
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http://www.learncpp.com/
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That is great advice.. lol seriously, I have been trying to read these books from the start of the chapter and always end up and the end reading the practice questions , trying and testing, learning the code for each chapter then going back to the stuff I dont understand.Nerdz wrote:Don't forget, you don't read a programming book like any other book. I suggest you that at the end of each chapter, practice what you've just learned!