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Good book for C/C++/VC++2008

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    Can anyone suggest a good study book for C/C++/VC++2008. The book should be intermidiate/advanced. My background is that i have read Programming in C by Byron S. Gottfried.

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      Can anyone suggest a good study book for C/C++/VC++2008. The book should be intermidiate/advanced. My background is that i have read Programming in C by Byron S. Gottfried.

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      Here[^] is my list of recommended books. :)

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        Can anyone suggest a good study book for C/C++/VC++2008. The book should be intermidiate/advanced. My background is that i have read Programming in C by Byron S. Gottfried.

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        Ivor Horton has a good book on Visual C++ 2008. He teaches C++ in the first half of the book and Windows Programming in the second half. He's still uses MFC for most of the book (which is a good thing IMO) but he has adapted and incorporated WinForms and some managed code for those who want it. I've been very impressed with his teaching style and his choice of topics to cover.

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