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Please tell a VC++ book really good for beginners

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qwert85103

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Hi,

I have a pretty strong base with C++, but when it comes to VC++/MFC I feel that I am still new. Please tell any good book or any other resource/website which would be good to start with.

Thanks
 
I learned MFC using Introduction to MFC Programming with Visual C++ by Richard M. Jones. The book was pretty good at giving a good foundation in MFC, and provided good exercises that really helped develop my skills. The only thing to remember is that it is a starting book and wouldn't be good for someone who wants an exhaustive lookover on MFC. This book simply gives you experience working in MFC and the ability to get help on anything else you need to know in the future. It's basically for making the step up from core C++ to windows programming with MFC.

-Bones
 
1) Beginning Visual C++ 6
by Ivor Horton
I am currently going through this book and its very good as it starts from basic.

2) Introduction to MFC Programming with Visual C++
by Richard M. Jones
I dont' know about this book but I have heard a lot and there are plently of good reviews on this book for BEGINNERS.

3) Thinking in C++, Second by Bruce Eckel is FREE downloadable from
I hope u like my suggestions.....
Best of Luck.
 
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