*reads a c++ book*
*reads more*
till a wild explanation appears:
Code:
Both types of recursion, direct and indirect,
come in two varieties: those that eventually end and produce an answer, and those
that never end and produce a runtime failure. Programmers think that the latter is quite
funny (when it happens to someone else).
.........
lol
The book is called Sams teach c++ yourself in 21 days, fifth edition, its good! i recommend to read for everyone who wants to learn c++
Teach yourself in 21 days LOL!
YouTube is my favourite book
Pff... who needs books when you have internet?
(08-13-2012, 12:57)Tomsen1410 Wrote: [ -> ]Pff... who needs books when you have internet?
#YOLO
(08-13-2012, 13:02)aosma8 Wrote: [ -> ] (08-13-2012, 12:57)Tomsen1410 Wrote: [ -> ]Pff... who needs books when you have internet?
#YOLO
u only read once
(08-13-2012, 12:57)Tomsen1410 Wrote: [ -> ]Pff... who needs books when you have internet?
its a pdf you
Learning from books > learning from videos, imo.
(08-13-2012, 16:07)Pozzuh Wrote: [ -> ]Learning from books > learning from videos, imo.
Ya but too lazy to read
A video just tells you 'Click this, type this'
While books - most of the time - also give a lot of background information.
But, It depends on what book you're using of course, but video's are a lot more 'point-and-click'