studentcpp

****

Eggbert

Break down the problem into tiny pieces that you know you can handle. Any system level simulation seems daunting if you try to solve the problem all at once. It would also be a good idea to enumerate all of the little steps that are required. When you have that you can more easily turn the steps into code. It may not be great code, but at least it will be a start.

studentcpp

<1> Alright. Thanks. I will write today some pseudo code. Dead line in January.
</1>

<2> What is the best book on Object Oriented approach for C++. I mean i need the book that would concentrate primarily and in deatil on objects etc etc all for OOP.
</2>

<3> Thanks. I will post my pseudo here. So you can guys check it. </3>

Eggbert

>What is the best book on Object Oriented approach for C++.
The same book that is the best for C++ in general: The C++ Programming Language by Bjarne Stroustrup. Books that focus on OOP in general aren't detailed enough for use with C++ unless you're very familiar with the language.