Object Oriented Programming in C++, 4e

I loved this book

The delivery service was good and on time.. Book quality is also good but lacks in some glossy, it looks little rough from outside, but that's not matter when the quantant is good. I read it directly it came and the book was amazing to read and to connect with.. U need little bit of knowledge of c and u are on the way.. I deeply recomt for beginners and college student..

The book is good as i expected

I Purchased The Used Book , Book Is In Very Good Condition Thanks To Seller. This Book Is Very Useful For Beginners Who Wants To Start With Programing. You Can Use This Book Even If You Have No Previous Programing Experience.

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Best book for C++

Didnt expect this after paying for new condition

I was bought into the c++ world with Mr Lafores book.doesnt have smart pointers and stuff but i still use it for my course.brilliant style of explanation.thanks for the memory.

Von den Grundlagen an wird ein gangbarer Weg der OO-Programmierung gezeigt.Die Grafikbeispiele (Console Graphic Lite) sollten aktualisiert oder gestrichen werden. Der Aufwand für ein paar bunte Kreise lohnt sich nicht. Es gibt eine Vielzahl an Grafiklösungen und speziellen Büchern.Die Menge an interessanten Beispielen und eine fundierte Erläuterung sind empfehlenswert. Auch die Aufgaben am Ende des Kapitels sind von leicht bis schwer angemessen aufgebaut.Dieses Buch sollte man kennen.

The material that the book says can downloaded does not exist! So annoying!

I learned C from this author's book, Turbo C, and his clear writing style led me to try this O-O Programming in C++ book. I was not disappointed. For years I had been struggling with the O-O concept. He dispelled my confusion in one sentence: An object is an instance of a class. That one sentence was worth the price of the book.Lafore's writing style let me read hundreds of pages as if I were reading a novel. His examples of concepts is very clear and easy to follow. I would have liked more coverage of multifile programs, but his Very Long Number Class was one I liked.I would recommend this book to anyone interested in learning the C++ language.

Let me start off by saying that I have a degree in fine art and NOT computer science or anything else that's related to computers.With that out of the way, I can honestly say that the author of this book is methodical, concise, and complete in his descriptions. If you're looking for a picture book with drawings and diagrams you may want to look somewhere else.I will say that I approached this book with an absolute basic understanding of the concept of a variable, a string and that was about it. I had tried to read/surf the net about functions, classes, and loops but never really found a definitive source that could explain the concepts for my "art" brain to digest. This book has answered the call. I'm sure you've read similar statements but I'll say it again, don't expect to learn a programming language after reading a couple of pages and copying some code. I'm starting chapter 3 after having the book for approx. 1 week and I have a solid understanding of variable types, cout, cin, how to perform basic arithmetic in C++, calling functions, and parameters just to name a few. For a person with a creative and not-so-computer tech mindset, this is a major accomplishment.The pacing is nice if you're willing to read the material, review, and actually do the exercises at the end of the chapters. Overall, I'm happy with this purchase and confidently learning C++ thanks to this book.If I have just one criticism I would say that I wish there were answers for every exercise question. I understand the reasoning for not having answers to all of the exercise problems(the amount of pages it would take to create the answers would be insane). Still, there is an answer key for the review questions and some of the exercises.