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| fudgemaster |
| Posted: 20-June-2010 at 10:49pm | IP Logged
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Check out this link for a complete list of good books in order. http://www.cprogramming.com/books.html
I highly recommend the first book.
http://www.cppgames.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=294&PN=1
Try and help me out with my problem if you can.
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| Ion Zone |
| Posted: 13-July-2010 at 12:56pm | IP Logged
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Hello, I'm new to coding, but I really want to start learning. Is there a book on that list you would recommend for somebody using Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition? I know most of those sorts of books come with a compiler, but I'm thinking the code might compile differently (I didn't like CodeBlocks anyway, and it didn't like my computer :P ). I've also been told it is better to use a mainstream program as you can get boilerplate code and game engines specificity made for it. Is this true?
I would really like to do small projects rather than read through huge chunks of dry text - I've tried that and I swear they write it in the most obtuse way possible. Just reading about something doesn't help me, I have to be doing the things they are telling me about as they are telling me. :P
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