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Summary: Best Approach to C++ Approaches!
Review: Perhaps the most readable and educational book on OOP, which teaches you to think C++. One of the strengths of this book is that the author is knowledgeable about other object-oriented languages and C++ is explained in terms of those languages. Finally, this book teaches safe and reliable methods to program in C++ efficiently. If you know some C++ and want to become a C++ guru, this book is definitely for you.
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Summary: Good book. Deserves 5 stars.
Review: Read it. It is a good book on OOP using C++ as the working language. I recommand it.
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Summary: Well explained....
Review: The author did very good job in explaining OOP concept. I definitely recommand this book to anyone who want to learn OOP and C++This book is simply the best.
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Summary: Good--but over explained on some topics
Review: The book is best used after already learning c++ from one of the general c++ books. It is pretty good book...except two things. 1) the flow of the book many times are interruptted by various notes and remarks. These notes and remarks use the font as the regular text does, so some times it is a little confusing. 2) Some topics the author explains so many times (more than 5 times!) that it is almost become rediculus. However, the book contains some good advices.
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Summary: The second best
Review: The book that follows Stroustrup: "C++ programming language." An extension of wisdom and mastering on the OOP and specially C++. You wouldn't never get there without it.
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Summary: A Note on the Second Edition
Review: The second edition incorporates comments/feedback from readers of the first edition. Changes include 1. ANSI C++ updates in the code samples 2. Rewrite of some topics to enhance readability 3. Numerous text/code errors fixed 4. Better examples in some cases Please send any comments/suggestions to kayshav@netscape.net or kayshav@hotmail.com
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Summary: Highly recommended
Review: This book is highly recommended for beginners and intermediate C++ programmers. The book is very well written and combines OO notions with good programming practices. If you basically know the C++ rules but wants to be a powerful programmer, buy this book it will upgrade your skills.
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Summary: Excellent presentation of OOP
Review: This book is particularly good for its presentation of inheritance.
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Summary: EXCELLENT C++/OOP book
Review: This book is super easy to read compared to every other prog/tech book I've ever read...(well maybe aside from Petzold). It feels like a lot of attention/effort was given to patiently and thoroughly cover each topic. And consequently it's worth every penny. The emphasis is on solving reasonable real world problems with solid OOP techniques. The author's evaluation of several different possible solutions for each problem really helps to show you not just the 'how's but the 'why's of what makes good design. Unlike the last sentence, this book is EXTREMELY clearly written :-). In a nutshell, this book is like a master's guide to the holy grail of expert C++ development. Loved it!
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Summary: WOW!! best C++ book for computer science students
Review: this is *the* C++ book that got me thru my programming assignments. from concepts to code, from design to implementation, the author detailed everything very clearly and thoroughly, excellent job! this book is evenly-paced and highly readable with golden nuggets everywhere. before getting this book, i used to be lost in lectures and assignments, confused about concepts of pointers etc, but after carefully studying this gem, i could truly understand the essence of C++ and write solid, high quality code. to sum it up, i have three words for you: GO BUY IT!!
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