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    Cprogramming.com doesn't explain some thngs well. I understand everything up to pointers...I understand function, the basics etc. But I can't make out what their tutorials are saying now. Does anyone have some further readng (I don't have much money for a book at the moment).


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    what do you need to know?

    pointers.... linked lists.... binary trees.... classes...file i/o..?
    I can help you with all of that bun linked lists, and binary trees... I haven't gotten around to learning those yet...

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    Well linked lists and binary trees aren't really something you learn for the language, they're general algorithms.

    Steve, you're using C not C++ are you? Look at classes if you're using C++, they're not that complicated unless you want them to be

    Kedaman's been reading some good tutorials, I don't know where though.... I'll see if I can find out.
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    Try this:

    http://www.itknowledge.com/reference...8/htm/ch03.htm

    It's Sam's Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days, available for reading online
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    Oh yes that gives me some ideas for things to learn - dynamic memory allocation and overloading functions. If you're using C++ you can use function templates too.
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    Oh yeah if someone wonders why that link points to the third chapter and not the toc, is because i bookmarked it on the third chapter, i've just read thought it, it's great
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