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    Anybody know of a nice, informative site with plenty of articles (like this one) for C/C++?? I'd like to know of any you can think of....
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    theres my site (just for the books) http://kb244.8m.com
    you can also try tek-tips.com(they got a big C++/VC++ forum)
    informit.com (for their library of books)
    planetsourcecode.com (for some free source and examples)


    If I think of anymore I'll let you know.
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    Yes http://www.planet-cource-code.com is a great site. It even has discussion fourms like these. But the only down side is that it does not have very many Windows/GUI related code.

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    Hmm true, but I've always felt for learning purposes to avoid IDE specific reading, and learn Standardized C++ first, since it'll work in any compiler, and then to move on to learning the IDE specifics.
    -Karl Blessing aka kb244{fastHACK}
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    I agree kb244, learn the fundamentals first.

    If I get confused (which happens a lot ) then I post a message on the C/C++ forums at http://www.codeguru.com

    There's a lot of traffic there, so you usually get a reply fairly quickly. Roughly the same as this site, but the GUI's not so purdy
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