Thinking in C++ assumses that you know C, something that I do not know. I would like something like that except that assumes I have no programming experience at all, because I don''t. I don''t think buying a book is much of an option right now.

~Aerolithe
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Jesus Christ just buy (or download, which I did AFTER i bought the book, lol) "SAMS Teach yourself C++ in 21 days," or "SAMS Teach yourself C++ in 24 hours" (they are the same.) People keep saying that "Oh this book sucks or this book is good," but the truth is no book is really perfect. Just buy/DL something and quit wasting your time man!

It may not be perfect but it''d be nice if its something I can understand and something that in general gives correct inforamtion, otherwise its of no use to me. I can get advanced books that are over my head if I want those, I can get information thats completly false by asking my classmates.

~Aerolithe
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