Don't bother with this book.

This book is high on quantity and low on quality. The author clearly can't teach and his lack of clarity of thought is a little concerning to say the least. The quality here is so below par it's a wonder why Wiley bother to publish this kind of book without some kind of quality control standards in place. With his rambling and imprecise style, it's actually hard to believe this guy has a PhD - some of the undergraduate students I've taught in the past have handed in better coursework than this. You're better off buying a general book on C++ such as Meyers or even Stroustrup and simply applying the C++ techniques you'll actually learn in there to QF. Save yourself some hard-earned money and buy another C++ book.

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