C, C++ and Visual C++ Books and Resources
Originally Posted by Mariostylee96
Which one should I take to make a hack you know, someone told me to not just copy and paste. Which one please?
Hey @[MPGH]Hassan I found this: MIT OpenCourseWare | Electrical Engineering and Computer Science | 6.096 Introduction to C++, January IAP 2011 | Home
As it is opencourseware its freely available, and though not as in depth, it definately provides a strong base to start at. It really covers all the basics of the basics so, whether or not you deem this usable or not is up to you. Best regards to you.
As it is opencourseware its freely available, and though not as in depth, it definately provides a strong base to start at. It really covers all the basics of the basics so, whether or not you deem this usable or not is up to you. Best regards to you.
@Hyper Hax: Nice site. Thanks. 
wow man, this is going to keep me busy.
so many, thanks a lot.
so many, thanks a lot.
Thanks, Coding Java atm, This helped
Thx.
I like to learn c++
I like to learn c++thank you so much
I made a decision to start learning a language and read a book or two so thanks a lot its really helpfull!!!
Thanks Pal I have learned alot from these books. You did a very good deed today my friend. THANK YOU!!
thx man your the best,all respesc from me
Originally Posted by Hassan
McGraw Hill - C++ The Complete Reference
wow lol, I wanted to learn directx programming even more deeper than directxtutorial.com .... thankss
Originally Posted by luck7292
wow lol, I wanted to learn directx programming even more deeper than directxtutorial.com .... thankss
DirectX Developer Center
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http://www.vbexplorer.com/VBExplorer/games****p
I havent seem them lately.. but it's worth a try.
While doing that you might want to search around the MSDN library(http://msdn.microsof*****m/en-us/library/ms123401****px) and search around for DirectX/D3D
