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The Waite Group's Object-Oriented Programming in C++ Review by Robert B

One of the best C++ tutorials available

In learning the C++ language I have acquired quite a collection of books on C++ and I have found this one to be the best tutorial on C++ available. The only downside to the book is that I found the file downloads for the code in the book to be corrupted and finally was able to get them by downloading the code for the newest edition of the book, which has code examples being essentially the same as this earlier edition. Even so, this is one of the few C++ books that, I think, would qualify as a college textbook, complete with exercises at each chapter end.The exposition is very clear and concise and the illustrations and console-mode C++ programs illustrate the points of the language in very satisfying way. I think if one is serious about learning C++ this edition or the newer edition are a serious choice. The author also covers templates and an introduction to the STL and mutifile programs in a very satisfactory way. Finally, I have found this book to be one of the most clearly written and organized introductions to the C++ language available. The book also serves as a very good reference to C++ programming albeit it is only an introduction to the C++ language features.