Moritz Beller wrote:
Hello!
Users with any sort of experience with this book, especially in terms
of coding and understanding the code are welcome her.
Does it really damage a C++ programmer's coding style as one said on, if
I remember correctly, Amazon? Does it cover the main parts to know about
and is it well written?
best regards,
Moritz
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[Sarcasm On]
I truly believe that "Mastering Algorithms With C" damages a person's
C++ coding style. Just as any philosphical view can damage one's
thinking processes. This is the re primary reason I don't read speed
limit signs, since they will damage the speed at which I am driving.
[Sarcasm Off]
I would hope that most humans are intelligent enough to objectively
read books and learn from them. Take what you believe will help
you from the book. If the knowledge doesn't help you, then so mote
it be. However, one should also read more about the same topic to
find out what the truth is. My high school physics teacher once
said, "Truth is consistency." If the content is not correct, then
learn why and make notes for yourself.
Apply what you have learned. If it doesn't feel write or "work"
for you, then learn something else.
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"Is it a deep puddle, a safe puddle, a well rounded puddle?"
"Just step in it."
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