Re: thank you

[David Jew <d_jew@yahoo.com>]

I recommend a book called: 
Practical C++ Programming
by Steve Oualline

besides... that chipmunk/squirrel on the front is cool...
--- Roland of Gilead <cygnusx5@Hotmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Try looking for a book entitled "Teach Yourself C++
> in 21 Days" or with a 
> similar title.  I do recommend trying Pascal first,
> and becoming fluent or 
> at least very familiar with that before you try
> tackling C++.  C++ has 
> different and more advanced concepts that Pascal or
> BASIC.  Try even QBasic 
> for DOS (shipped with DOS) if you have it.  If your
> system is windows-based, 
> then all I can recommend is a copy of Borland C++
> Builder 1.0.  Any books on 
> C++ for beginners may also be of help.  You can
> start on C++ but it will be 
> difficult to grasp certain concepts such as dynamic
> memory allocation and 
> pointers, etc.  Good luck.
> 
> Jonathan D.
> 
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