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Useful links for programming (hacks)

mainzr

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I decided to make this topic for starters. This list is totally unready, and I need your help to collect links for it. I just listed few that I have noticed, that they have been good sources for me.



C++

Basics that you should learn
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<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.cplusplus.com">www.cplusplus.com</a><!-- w -->
<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.cplus.about.com">www.cplus.about.com</a><!-- w -->

More advanced info you could need when programming
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Coding hacks with c+
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Books about c++ you should read
C++ Primer Plus by Stephen Prata - MUST READ, EASY TO UNDERSTAND, MAINZR RECOMMENDS
The C++ programming language by Stroustrup Bjarne
C++ for dummies by Stephen Randy Davis


Assembly

Basics that you should learn
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Books about Assembly you should read
Art of Assembly by Hyde Randall - MUST READ, BEST AND EASY STEP FOR ASM, MAINZR RECOMMENDS


Post links and me or jim adds them. Thanks!
 
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