Book suggestion?
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- thefoof
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Book suggestion?
Can anyone recommend a good book or website to learn c++ or c#? (whichever in your opinion is quicker to pickup). Purely just as a hobby and it would obviously be beneficial to learn working on something like this project.
- xinux
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Re: Book suggestion?
Here is c++ primer 6th edition if you don't have it yet.
http://toxic04.com/cpp6e.zip
Also not sure if any of these links are still good but here you go.
http://www.eq2emulator.net/phpBB3/viewt ... f=4&t=3104
http://toxic04.com/cpp6e.zip
Also not sure if any of these links are still good but here you go.
http://www.eq2emulator.net/phpBB3/viewt ... f=4&t=3104
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Re: Book suggestion?
If you want to learn C#, and are new to programming in general, I'd recommend Head First C#. I read the version for C# 3.5 a few years ago and it was a great starter book with a lot of fun projects to do. Books tend to be nicely structured vs tutorials online but it is totally possible to learn from reading tutorials.
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Re: Book suggestion?
Where C# is concerned, I seem to end up on CodeProject a lot. There's help all over the place, and I find books to be too impossible to navigate... so I tend to follow blogs or posts in places like StackOverflow.com, and discard those answers from fools 
- thefoof
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Re: Book suggestion?
thanks for the info all 
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