[书] C ++程序员参考 [英] [BOOK] C++ Programmer's Reference
问题描述
我今天在
图书馆看到了这本书（C ++ Programmer's Reference by Herbert Schildt），并想知道这是什么经验丰富的程序员在我决定潜入并获得它之前想到它
。
我读过的大多数帖子似乎都有一个意见各种各样的b
书籍，但我对这个群体进行了谷歌搜索并没有找到太多 - 也许
奇怪的提及作者。
我有机会快速浏览，看起来好像
提到了标准库中的函数和标题并给了
参数的定义，也许是一两个例子...
但是我非常重视这一组成员的意见，最后一本书
$ b从这里推荐的$ b（clc ++）是Bjarne Strousup'（对不起，如果
拼写不正确）& Andrew Koeing的''加速C ++''是一本优秀的书，用于向那些不熟悉编程的人解释语言的各个要点 - 但是那里点数它可以变得有点多毛
（在类和结构周围的某个地方，它包含长句和
长单词 - 假设你知道这些单词是什么意思），去吧在某些时候快速通过相当于
，然后在其他地方单调乏味，重复
相同点3或4次。
无论如何，这是我的意见，但它是一本好书，给了我比任何在线资源更多的b / b
。
你的意见这本书，以及任何其他STL参考书将非常有用，因为理解标准
库中的所有函数/类/等对我来说是一个重点。 。
我感谢你节省了阅读这篇文章的时间，我希望你能带上
t我回复。
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Comp Whiz
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（C ++初学者）
*计算机专家：
我今天在
库中看到了这本书（C ++ Programmer's Reference by Herbert Schildt）的书，并想知道有经验的程序员之前对它的看法
我决定潜入并获得它。
来自C常见问题解答：
16：为什么许多专家对Herbert Schildt的书籍不太重视？
这个问题的一个好答案可以自己填写一本书。虽然没有一本书是完美的，但在很多大师看来，席尔特的书似乎都是积极地误导学习者并鼓励坏习惯。 Schildt非常清晰的写作风格只会让许多满意的事情变得更糟。学习者向其他学习者推荐他的书籍。
在决定购买Schildt文本之前，请先查看以下严厉的文章。
http://www.lysator.liu.se/c/schildt.html
http://herd.plethora.net/~seebs/c/c_tcr.html
以上评论无疑是基于Schildt的两本旧书。然而，他们所描述的语言并没有在干预期间发生变化，并且在同一时间内撰写的几本书仍然受到高度重视。
下面的幽默帖子也说明了对Schildt及其书籍的一般感受。
http://www.qnx.com/~glen/deadbeef/2764.html
在其封面上只有一本且只有一本带有Schildt名字的C书。完全由许多C专家推荐 - 参见问题25。
25：我在哪里可以获得C和C ++标准的副本？
您无法免费获得标准的副本。这是因为标准组织的大部分收入都来自销售印刷版。
C FAQ告诉您如何获得C标准的副本。
您还可以通过上述Herbert Schildt购买Annotated ANSI C Standard（问题16） ）。但是请确保你完全忽略了注释。
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答：因为它弄乱了订单人们通常会阅读文字。
问：为什么这么糟糕？
A：热门帖子。
问：什么是usenet和电子邮件中最烦人的事情是什么？
Computer Whiz <醇********* @ hotmail.com>在消息中写道
news：cp ********** @ news6.svr.pol.co.uk ...Hiya guys，
我今天在
库中看到了这本书（C ++ Programmer's Reference by Herbert Schildt）的书，并且在我决定潜入之前想知道这位经验丰富的程序员对它的看法
得到它。
Computer Whiz写道：我在
中看到了这个（C ++ Programmer's Reference by Herbert Schildt）这本书不是你的意思C / C ++程序员 's Reference'？有三个版本
如果它，AFAICT，1997,2000,2003。你在谈论哪一个？
也是C ++：The Complete Reference。作者：赫伯特·希尔特（Herbert Schildt）...
今天的图书馆，并且在我决定潜入并获得它之前，想知道有经验的程序员对它的看法。
请参阅 http：/ /www.accu.org/bookreviews/public/index.htm 和Google网上论坛
（ http://groups.google.com ）了解有关其工作的意见。
[...]
Hiya guys,
I saw this (C++ Programmer''s Reference by Herbert Schildt) book in the
library today, and wondered what the experienced programmer thought about it
before I decided to dive in and get it.
Most of the posts I''ve read seem to have an opinion of a wide variety of
books, yet I did a google search of this group and didn''t find much - maybe
the odd mention of the author.
I did take a quick browse while I had the chance, and it looked like it
mentioned the functions and headers in the standard library and gave
definitions of the parameters, maybe an example or two...
But I really value the opinions of the members in this group, the last book
that was recommended from here (c.l.c++) was Bjarne Strousup''s (sorry if the
spelling is incorrect) & Andrew Koeing''s ''Accelerated C++'' which is an
excellent book for explaining the various points of the language to one who
is unfamiliar with programming - yet there are points it can get a bit hairy
(somewhere around classes and structs, where it contains long sentences with
long words - assuming you know what these words mean), going through rather
quickly at some points, and then tediously slow at others, repeating the
same point 3 or 4 times.
That''s my opinion anyway, but it is a good book, and has given me much more
than any online source has been able to.
Your opinion on this book, and any other STL reference book would be very
helpful as understanding all the functions/classes/etc in the standard
library is a main point for me...
I thank you for sparing the time to read this post, and I hope you take the
time to reply.
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Comp Whizz
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(The C++ beginner)
* Computer Whizz:
I saw this (C++ Programmer''s Reference by Herbert Schildt) book in the
library today, and wondered what the experienced programmer thought about it
before I decided to dive in and get it.
From the C FAQ:
16: Why do many experts not think very highly of Herbert Schildt''s
books? A good answer to this question could fill a book by itself. While
no book is perfect, Schildt''s books, in the opinion of many
gurus, seem to positively aim to mislead learners and encourage
bad habits. Schildt''s beautifully clear writing style only makes
things worse by causing many "satisfied" learners to recommend his
books to other learners. Do take a look at the following scathing articles before deciding
to buy a Schildt text.
http://www.lysator.liu.se/c/schildt.html
http://herd.plethora.net/~seebs/c/c_tcr.html The above reviews are admittedly based on two of Schildt''s older
books. However, the language they describe has not changed in the
intervening period, and several books written at around the same
time remain highly regarded.
The following humorous post also illustrates the general feeling
towards Schildt and his books.
http://www.qnx.com/~glen/deadbeef/2764.html There is exactly one and ONLY one C book bearing Schildt''s name on
its cover that is at all recommended by many C experts - see Q 25.
25: Where can I obtain a copy of the standards for C and C++? You cannot obtain copies of the standards for free. This is because
the standards organisations earn a large part of their revenue from
selling printed copies. The C FAQ tells you how you can obtain copies of the C standard.
You could also buy "The Annotated ANSI C Standard", by the
afore-mentioned Herbert Schildt (question 16). Make sure that you
ignore the annotations completely, however.
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A: Because it messes up the order in which people normally read text.
Q: Why is it such a bad thing?
A: Top-posting.
Q: What is the most annoying thing on usenet and in e-mail?
"Computer Whizz" <ol*********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:cp**********@news6.svr.pol.co.uk...Hiya guys,
I saw this (C++ Programmer''s Reference by Herbert Schildt) book in the
library today, and wondered what the experienced programmer thought about it
before I decided to dive in and get it.
Computer Whizz wrote:I saw this (C++ Programmer''s Reference by Herbert Schildt) book in the
Don''t you mean "C/C++ Programmer''s Reference"? There were three editions
if it, AFAICT, 1997, 2000, 2003. Which one are you talking about? There
were also "C++: The Complete Reference" by Herbert Schildt...
library today, and wondered what the experienced programmer thought about it
before I decided to dive in and get it.
See http://www.accu.org/bookreviews/public/index.htm and Google Groups
(http://groups.google.com) for information on the opinions about his work.
[...]
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