c++ Book on pointers

[Genesi]

I hate them I hate them I hate them, BUT I need to learn them. I was wondering what books you fellow programmers would recommend. I also would like to know if there are any c++ books that deal with pointers with classes (user defined objects) in mind.

Thanks. :D

[andrew22]

i love pointers....:) i used problem solving with c++ by savitch.

int x = 10;

int* p = &x;

delete[] x; //whoops :-P

best way to understand them is to draw arrows and whatnot ;)

[Genesi]

i love pointers....:) i used problem solving with c++ by savitch.

int x = 10;

int* p = &x;

delete[] x; //whoops :-P

best way to understand them is to draw arrows and whatnot ;)

Heh, same post count :), well -1 -- and you have my middle name darnet

[andrew22]

:)

[Genesi]

I read his book on absolute c++ but it tends to cover a lot of the language with minimal errm instructions. Is this book any better?

[andrew22]

very direct and easy to understand....less of a txtbook and more of a regular book but very informative

[Lycan]

Yes pointers are hard, but it really is important to understand them if you really want to master C++, i?m studying c++ with c++ from the ground up, covers a lot of pointers starting from the pointer chapter, if you cant get the book i?ll suggest you have a look at the functions tutorials at www.functiox.com/cpp great site with c++ tutorials, all the tutorial together more than +500 pages long, compiled it once in .pd:p:p

[b0nk]

I used Data Structures and other Objects Using C++ by Main and Savitch.

Main and Savitch RULE!

[Genesi]

I used Data Structures and other Objects Using C++ by Main and Savitch.

Main and Savitch RULE!

I really hope that's a good book for it costs nearly 100 bucks at amazon!