Programming concepts

[SoundTheSurrender]

I have programmed in C#, VB.NET, and C++.

I have basic understanding of programming but concepts I do not.

I need to basic book that explains static voids, publics and all the basic stuff.

Any ideas?

 

[EagleKeeper]

You apparently have not done much class programming dealing with inheritance.

Pick up any advanced C++ book

 

[Cogman]

Originally posted by: Common Courtesy
You apparently have not done much class programming dealing with inheritance.

Pick up any advanced C++ book

It doesn't even have to be so advanced. C++ for dummies worked pretty well for me, give that a shot.

 

[drebo]

I recommend "C++ How To Program" by Deitel & Deitel. It was a very well written and easy to use book that explained all of the concepts very well.

Also, a data structures book might not be a bad idea either.

 

[clamum]

I would pick up a book on object-oriented design concepts (do a search on Amazon and read some reviews, I don't have a recommendation off the top of my head). I agree with drebo too in that a data structures book might be helpful too after you've gotten some OOP concepts down.

 

[NiKeFiDO]

After you have basic OOP down, check out books on design patterns - it helps you understand OOP better (and of course, code better)

 

[SoundTheSurrender]

Thanks everyone!

 

[tatteredpotato]

I have "Head First C#" and it's quite good for those concepts.

 

[tatteredpotato]

Whoops

 

[nordloewelabs]

Originally posted by: drebo
I recommend "C++ How To Program" by Deitel & Deitel. It was a very well written and easy to use book that explained all of the concepts very well.

i had this book. its text is really good, however, IMHO, its layout (not talking about the ants) is pretty bad, making it a bit difficult to read....