Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 005.133
EAN: 9780130895714
ISBN: 0130895717
Label: Prentice Hall
Manufacturer: Prentice Hall
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 1168
Publication Date: August 03, 2000
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Sales Rank: 196459
Studio: Prentice Hall
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Rating:  - Poor index, useless software
This book was a required textbook for a college class I was taking & I was far from satisfied. Whenever I wanted to quickly reference a subject the index was utterly useless. It does not cover major functions & has no cenralized reference section for commands.
The authors are knowledgable, yet they sometimes don't do a good job in directly addressing issues. There were times when, after reading over a section a couple of times, it didn't seem to make sense and when I finally ... Read More
Rating:  - The Deitels's Preach C++, Some Hard Lessons To Follow
The nature of this text is not only for an individual to learn C++ programming, but able to understand what is written in all program examples given. However, because there are so many good examples, the reader may feel overwhelmed by all lessons in the book, where simple concepts may be hard to acquire.
The Deitels certainly know the language very well, but I think they overlook their audience at times, and lose focus on the student's ability to learn everything all in one session.
Their ... Read More
Rating:  - The best book for rookies
I am studing computer science and this book has been a lot of help. The examples are easy to follow and the book guide you beutifully. It is an excellent book for rookies and for those who want to learn how to program.
Rating: - The best book for rookies
I am studing computer science and I was a little lost in my class. That was when I decided to buy this book and it has help me a lot. Its easy to understand and it have very good examples. This book guide you from the easiest codes to the more complicated. I really recomend this book for the rookies and all the people who want to learn to program. Buy it, you wont be sorry.
Rating: - Excellent Book For C programmers to step up to OOP with C++!
Having used other C++ texts, the Deitels' C++ How To Program, 3/e, is the best I've seen and used (no, I haven't examined the 4/e). This book goes from the very basics to pretty advanced C++ OOP concepts and applications, and the authors do an excellent job presenting the material. A working knowledge of C is very useful, in my opinion and experience, depending on how in depth you want to know C++.
This book was recommended to me by a CS professor at a college where this book is used, including ... Read More
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