Write Tsrs Now With Borland's Turbo Assembler, Turbo C/C++, Turbo Pascal/Book and Disk (Popular Applications)

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Summary: Basic Stuff, not too graphic oriented.
Review: Good for begginers, but doesn't get into the real object oriented idea behind C++. This was a good book for some basic programming skills, but if you want to learn how to use C++ to its full potential this isn't the book for you. It explains integers, arrays, characters, input, output, and strings. It is very thourough in those areas, but as I said before it goes no further.

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Summary: The best reference for TSRs
Review: This book contains everything you'll ever need to know for developing your own TSRs for DOS. Although the book is a bit dated (as far as computer books go), the information is still accurate as DOS hasn't changed since the book has been written.

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Summary: The best reference for TSRs
Review: This book contains everything you'll ever need to know for developing your own TSRs for DOS. Although the book is a bit dated (as far as computer books go), the information is still accurate as DOS hasn't changed since the book has been written.