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I have gone through a little over half of this book so far, and I feel I need to write a review based on a few things I have seen. 1. The book is very well organized. It starts from absolute basics, and builds on everything from there. This makes going from chapter to chapter very easy. 2. Some of the examples are very easy, and others are not. You do not want a book that does everything for you. You might get stuck for hours, but in the end you will learn something, which leads me to... 3. The downside of this book (actually I noticed that could be debatable), is the number of typos in the examples of code. You can tell that the editors did catch all the copy-paste mistakes as they were made quite a bit. But sometimes I sat for hours wondering why my code wouldn't compile only to realize he made a typo mistake. One of them I remember is when he had done a 'switch' statement, he left out the integer expression... and being a newbie, it takes awhile to catch. And he confuses his pointer names A LOT, naming one \*pt then switching to \*pn. The up-side to this is you will be fixing people's code in the real world, debugging, etc... so that's how I look at it. But frustrating nonethel

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Author

Stephen Prata

Publisher

Sams Publishing

Published

2001

Language

EN

ISBN

9780672322228

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Computer Science, Science, Programming