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'C++ Primer (2nd edition)' by Stanley B. Lippman

By the end of today, I shall be an expert C++ programmer.

Current level of C++ expertise: zero. That’s a fair old climb.

Update: [Ten-and-a-half hours later] I’ve decided to loosen my definition of “expert” to mean “someone who can write a programme that takes two user-input numbers and tells you which one is the bigger number”. I am thus now an expert.

In: Fudd Work

2004 / 10 / 22 – 10:59

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#1

Dina | 2004 / 10 / 22 – 15:13

When you have achieved the dizzying heights of Expert C++ Programmer, just remember all us little people who knew you when.

#2

Richard | 2004 / 10 / 24 – 15:11

Presumably a “C++ Primer” shows you how to write a program to calculate all the prime numbers between 0 and infinity. Cool.

#3

David | 2004 / 10 / 24 – 15:47

Re #2: That’s right. It says all you need are a few lines of code and an infinite period of time—sounds like a doddle. In fact, I can already see a way of making it more efficient: I can start it from 2 instead of from 0.

#4

Richard | 2004 / 10 / 24 – 16:19

Inspired. But then, you do know a lot more about this maths stuff than I do.

#5

Phil | 2004 / 11 / 02 – 19:53

Well, there you go, you now know as much C++ as me and I’m a professional games programmer :)

 

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