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physicist · Oct 17th, 2006, 7:34 PM

well n00b simple books dont work for me. i need heavy literature like i said before, but thanks il check that out. right now im stickin to dawei's and sanes advice though
thanks all!!!!

Soulstorm · Oct 20th, 2006, 11:02 AM

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Oh. In that case, nevermind. I keep tabs on the bad authors as well as the good authors, and Jesse Liberty, while not Schildt, is far from a stellar teacher.

Perhaps buying a book written by Herbert Schildt was the worst buy of my 21-years life. Never mind. I was yound and foolish then...

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learning C++ my guide is horrible