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I want to learn c++ in detail. For that i want some good books on the topics:

1.C++ and windows programming(designing menues, message boxes etc).

2.graphics in c++.

3.c++ and networking.
(above should not include managed code)


4.managed c++.

It will be easy for me if the books are available online for free.Thanks in advance!!

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 18-Apr-11 4:21am    
Managed C++? To late! It is obsolete, replaced with C++/CLI, which is different and not compatible.
--SA

Quote: It will be easy for me if the books are available online for free.Thanks in advance!!

Well if they are then they should not be too hard to find. If you are serious about this, and perhaps looking to improve your chances of making a good living, then you need to consider how best to invest in your future. If you expect to achieve your aims with no investment then your chances of success will not be very high.
 
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As far as i know, there are no free books on the special subjects - such as design, graphics, networking - in C++.
On general programming i would suggest the site of B.Bjarne Stroustrup. For books on C++ i don't know the better place to search for as O'Reilly Books.
You can also search in O'Reilly Open Books and Wikibooks.
 
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