On 18/04/2012 12:17 PM, Warp wrote:

>    If you want to read something actually useful about C++, try the
> "Effective" book series by Scott Meyers (or at the very least "Effective
> C++" and "More Effective C++"). They actually contain some competent and
> easy to understand information.
>
>    "Effetive STL" is probably also good.

I had a look at Effective C++ on Amazon. They let you look at a handful 
of pages before you buy it. By doing so, I already learned more about 
C++ in a few pages than anything the naff book I'm currently reading 
taught me.

On the other hand, it appears to be aimed at people who already know the 
C++ language. That isn't really me, yet. I know some of the syntax, but 
certainly not all of it, or what all of it actually does.

I'll see what kind of prices I can find for it...

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