This is one of the best, most clearly written books for learning C++ and OOP that I have seen. I learned OOP from this book and the "Gang-'O-Four" Design Patterns book, and the privilege of having Mr. Dattatri as a teacher. He is not only an expert software designer with real-world experience, he is also a dedicated teacher with a talent for conveying his deep knowledge. Unlike the large majority of programming books, this...
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After having read quite a few C++ books, including the big players(Stroustroup, Lippman, Meyers), I have to say this book is a must read. The diagrams are awesome, allowing you to grasp some pretty hardcore concepts easily. A complete beginner would not find this book easy to follow, I suggest that you dont use this book as your entry into the C++ world. I like the focus on design rather than pure syntax, it makes...
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Yes nothing is perfect in this world, yes this book has some typos, yes there is still a room for improvement...But as a software developer who has worked and is currently working on a large scale C++ COM, Database, Networking etc. projects here is what I think about this book: 1. This book shouldn't be considered as a beginner's book, however I would recommend buying it as a second one 2. Almost no water added !!...
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This book is super easy to read compared to every other prog/tech book I've ever read...(well maybe aside from Petzold). It feels like a lot of attention/effort was given to patiently and thoroughly cover each topic. And consequently it's worth every penny.The emphasis is on solving reasonable real world problems with solid OOP techniques. The author's evaluation of several different possible solutions for each problem...
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I have a lot of books on the subject of C++ (all big players included) and I may say that this one is surely among the best ! Mr. Dattatri tells you everything you should know in serious but understandable manner. His experience, hard earned wisdom and thorough knowledge, all diplayed and selflessly shared, gave me a lot of pleasure and thought me a lot! This is the way textbooks should be written ! There are hundreds...
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