People who start out to learn C++ usually run into this wall I call "the C way of doing things". Now this wall has things like: pointers, pointer to pointers, memory management and just plain hacking out solutions from the basic understanding of programming that is just not taught in C++ or its skimmed over so quickly that the student never gets a good understanding of how these basic principles work...So what's the solution? Drop C++? No way C++ a great language that will take you far. So what do you do? Try taking a summer and learn C because C will emphasize these often neglected subjects exposing you to the low level aspects of both languages C/C++.
Oh by the way a 700 page book about C++ is just a basic intro. You can expect the mastery of such a language to take years of hard work...
Oh by the way a 700 page book about C++ is just a basic intro. You can expect the mastery of such a language to take years of hard work...
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