Yes, C++ is alive and well and as I always say, you just can’t go wrong with a Murach’s Book.

This is the book I would choose if I were going to teach a course on Managed Code C++ programming.

It starts at the beginning and works it’s way through OO concepts to advanced C++ 2008 language features and practical practices like working with events, XML files, etc.

Of no small interest, and one of the big advantages of doing .NET programming with C++ can be found in chapter 19 : How to work with legacy “C” and native “C++” code.

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