REVIEW - Dummies 101 - C++ programming


Title:

Dummies 101

C++ programming

Author:

Namir Clement Shammas

ISBN:

Publisher:

For Dummies (1996)

Pages:

272pp

Reviewer:

David Jepps

Reviewed:

October 1999

Rating:

★☆☆☆☆


This book was a disappointment to me. I'm a C programmer who wanted the chance to learn some C++ while doing a review. At the end of this book I have little extra knowledge.

This book could have been subtitled C++ without the difficult bits. The trouble is it is exactly the difficult bits that I need. The book does what it sets out to do reasonably well - It leads the learner by the hand through very basic C++.

Simple input and output are covered, arrays, if blocks etc. There is a chapter on classes but with no mention of inheritance and then classes are largely ignored for the rest of the book.

In short - no meat.


Book cover image courtesy of Open Library.





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