• Intro to C++(Lesson 1)
  
• If statements(Lesson 2)
  
• Loops on C++(Lesson 3)
  
• Functions in C++(Lesson 4)
  
• Switch case in C and C++ (Lesson 5)
  
• Accessing Memory with Pointers(Lesson 6)
  
• Structures in C++(Lesson 7)
  
• Storing data with Arrays(Lesson 8)
  
• Character Strings in C++(Lesson 9)
  
• C++ File I/O(Lesson 10)
  
• Typecasting in C and C++(Lesson 11)
  
• Introduction to Classes in C++(Lesson 12)
  
• Inline Functions in C++(Lesson 13)
  
• Command line arguments(Lesson 14)
  
• Singly linked lists in C++(Lesson 15)
  
• Recursion in C and C++(Lesson 16)
  
• Variable argumen lists for functions(Lesson 17)
  
• Binary Trees in C++(Lesson 18)
  
• Inheritance in C++(Lesson 19)
  
• C++ Inheritance - Syntax(Lesson 20)
  

• Class Design in C++
  
• Enumerated Types - enums
  
• Formatting Cout Output in C++ using iomanip
  
• Templates and Template Classes in C++
  
• Understanding Initialization Lists in C++
  
• Templated Functions
  
• Template Specialization and Partial Template Specialization
  
• The C Preprocessor
  
• Getting Random Values in C and C++ with Rand
  
• The C++ Modulus Operator
  

• How to create a Keylogger in C++
  
• How to create a simple Computer virus in C++
  
• How to program a calcuator in C++
  
• How to make a Tetris game in C++
  
• How to Write your own screen saver in C++
  
• How to make a Random number generation in C++
  
• How to make a Pong game in C++
  

(Mar 18, 2012 05:41 AM)Super Effective Wrote:  Instead of buying a single book, why not just go to one of the many threads in this section and pick a random guide?

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=2284451

I'd bet there is a lot more /free/ information in that thread than in your friend's book.

(Mar 18, 2012 05:40 AM)vincentbelkin Wrote:  Thanks man! bookmarked this bad boy

(Mar 18, 2012 05:42 AM)Recycle Bin. Wrote:  Because if you like me care about peoples hard work. I would but Alex's Ebook And support him.

(Mar 18, 2012 05:46 AM)Super Effective Wrote:  I can understand supporting him for his work, but saying that implies all the other people who wrote the helpful guides in that other thread didn't care about their work which is obviously false. All those other people probably have the same content as this book. C++ isn't a complex changing entity, so all guides will have similarities.

Regardless, I probably shouldn't even be posting here. I just hate shameless self-advertising, especially when people go outside their own thread to do it.

(Mar 19, 2012 05:20 AM)Prayanthem Wrote:  I have some questions about C++ and they are very basic, and probably very easy. I failed to find any "C++ Help thread" do you know of any?

(Mar 19, 2012 07:24 PM)Basch Wrote:  #include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
cout <<"Thanks for sharing this book with us recycle bin :)" << endl;

}
Return 0;

I'm such a n00b 😵