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Book Review
Below is a list of popular programming book. I have used most of these
book to study programming and in my opinion these books are one of the best in their category. It might seem that I am favoring a specific author, but I cant help it
if Bruce Eckel is so good in what he does.
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Thinking in C++, 2nd ed. Volume 1, by Bruce Eckel |
| A must for every C++ developer’s bookshelf, Thinking in C++ is
the one C++ book you must have if you’re looking forward for doing serious
development with C++. Starting from the basics, this book explores the issues of
when and how to use inlines, references, operator overloading, inheritance and
dynamic objects, as well as advanced topics such as the proper use of templates,
exceptions and multiple inheritance. A very good reference book for students.
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Thinking In C++, Volume 2: Practical Programming, by Bruce Eckel |
| This volume concentrates at more advanced features, with an eye
towards developing techniques and ideas that produce robust C++ programs. This
book present the material a simple step at a time, so the reader can easily
digest each concept before moving on. As the title suggests, this book will
enable you to find practical solutions to complex problems.
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Thinking in Java, 3rd Edition, by Bruce Eckel |
| This book is much
better than any other Java book I have seen. I learned all I know about Java
from this book. Again Bruce Eckel starts from the basics of Java and slowly
takes you to advance Java programming. The exercises are also fantastic and do
an excellent job reinforcing the ideas explained throughout the chapters. This
book will help you to get a solid grasp of the fundamentals so that you can move
on to more complex topics.
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Thinking in Enterprise Java, by Bruce Eckel |
| This is the book that has been spawned from some of the more
advanced chapters formerly in Thinking in Java. Thinking In Enterprise Java
again written By Bruce Eckel. Although have not read this book but I know it has
in-depth coverage of enterprise related server side topics. If you like this
don't forget to remember me.
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VC++ Programming for Beginners |
| This book meets the needs of those who aspire to explore the
world of Visual C++. The book opens with an introduction to the concept of
Object Oriented Programming in the C++ environment. The first few chapters focus
entirely on the C++ programming language and the features that distinguish it
from the C language. Subsequent chapters cover the concepts that form an
integral part of VC++ such as documents, forms, views, threads and templates.
The book also illustrates the programming behind the most common items such as
the dialog box, toolbar and status bar. Topics like database operations using
ODBC, the Class Wizard and exception handling are also covered.
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Teach Yourself SQL in 21 days, by Bryan Morgan &
Ronald Plew |
| This is a great quick book for a beginner or casual SQL user. I
don't use heavy SQL everyday so I often forget syntax especially when working
between different DB environments. This book is a quick refresher that allows me
to pick it up and find what I need right away. The chapters are split into
specific functions (i.e. inserts, queries, grouping etc...) So you know exactly
where to look.
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Let's Build a Compiler, by Jack Crenshaw |
| This the classic fifteen-part series, written from 1988 to 1995,
by Jack Crenshaw. This book is very respected and highly recommended for
students who are learning system programming.
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