i found this book on amazon.com. it''s called code complete and it''s about all the things i want to know more about, but it''s kinda old. from 1993 to be exact. do you think i should buy it or look for something newer? also, are there any books about oop and oop&c++? thanks in advance kavalants

It doesn't matter how old it is. I mean, Lord of the Rings is old, but it's still good, right? If you think the book covers everything you want to know, then get it

Edited by - Muzzafarath on January 1, 2001 5:27:09 AM

Just a question. Code Complete is for a newbie????

Maybe kavalants is planning on getting some other books too? :D

NuffSaid: It''s probably good for every programmer. It''s about naming variables and finding and correcting errors in code. These topics are probably of interest to newbies and pros alike(that''s what my opinion is, but then again, i''m a worthless newbie).

Muzzafarath: Actually, yes. Specifically about OOP and OOP w/ C++(but you should already know that).

Code Complete is required reading for any programmer, new or old. Get and read it asap.

thanks for the help