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aesbrown@hotmail.com · Guest

Dear all,

I am currently working my way through accelerated c++, but have found
that there are not enough questions to try and answer. Does anyone
know of a good source of q & A 's that are in keeping with the style
and philosophy of the book? It is importnat to me that they are in
keeping with the book as it starts from high level(STL) programming,
which apparently is unusual. Any help much appreciated.
Apologise if this is off topic.

Yours sincerely
Alex

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richardv2 · Guest

I'll be waiting to see what others say. I just got Accellerated C++ and
spoke briefly with the author. My plan is to have my other 6 C++ texts
handy, and dash to anything I want help with in several texts to get
more info/ perspective/ examples. I also talked to a C++ teacher
yesterday who helped with the new 5th edition Deitel C++ text. He says
this will be a valuable reference and it is out very soon.
I've always loved Deitel, Deitel (and Nieto?) style with plenty of
questions, plenty of examples and lots of word problems!

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