New Kid in the Block

[ashu]

hi to all,
I am new to the group. & i've just read the topics there & i found that
my knowledge about C++ & Oops is like a drop in the ocean. Means you
guys are master of this language. would you please recommend me the
book, i should read which covers the topic like:-
"how we can initialize a class such that no class can be derived from
it, further etc." like which also tell about the realastic approach to
the properties of every topic in C++.
I have referred Robert Lafore in Oops. What else i should reffer.

Please Reply.

[mlimber]

ashu wrote:

hi to all,
I am new to the group. & i've just read the topics there & i found that
my knowledge about C++ & Oops is like a drop in the ocean. Means you
guys are master of this language. would you please recommend me the
book, i should read which covers the topic like:-
"how we can initialize a class such that no class can be derived from
it, further etc." like which also tell about the realastic approach to
the properties of every topic in C++.
I have referred Robert Lafore in Oops. What else i should reffer.

Please Reply.

There are fine book recommendations in the FAQs:

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit...learn-cpp.html

Also, you might be interested in alt.comp.lang.learn.c-c++ which is
about learning C++. If you have specific language questions, of course
you can post them here.

In answer to your specific question about making a leaf class, again,
see the FAQ:

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit....html#faq-23.9

Cheers! --M

[Marcus Kwok]

ashu wrote:

hi to all,
I am new to the group. & i've just read the topics there & i found that
my knowledge about C++ & Oops is like a drop in the ocean. Means you
guys are master of this language. would you please recommend me the
book, i should read which covers the topic like:-
"how we can initialize a class such that no class can be derived from
it, further etc." like which also tell about the realastic approach to
the properties of every topic in C++.
I have referred Robert Lafore in Oops. What else i should reffer.

mlimber <ml*****@gmail.com> wrote: There are fine book recommendations in the FAQs:

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit...learn-cpp.html

Also, you might be interested in alt.comp.lang.learn.c-c++ which is
about learning C++. If you have specific language questions, of course
you can post them here.

Also check out the book reviews on http://www.accu.org/

--
Marcus Kwok

[ashu]

Thank you.