Starting Out with C++: Early Objects (9th Edition)

I thought I'd save some money and buy the Loose Leaf version. To get a 3 ring binder to fit the whole book (2") it cost about another $10. It was big, awkward and heavy. I decided to try 2" rings instead. I'm not sure how this will work, but it does feel a little easier to pick up. (It's still a heavy book - it weighs a little over 4 pounds.) It's cheaper, but the rings a bought from Staples were poor quality. One broke just trying to put it on the book and a couple others kept coming undone. I thought about getting a smaller binder and just taking out the chapter that we are on, but there are often times when you're on chapter 10 and you want to go back and look something up in chapter 2. I decided it would be better to keep the whole book together. It comes with the access codes, but I have not tried to use it yet.

This "book" looked sketchy at first: it's not bound, no one else has reviewed it, and it came with a 1-2 day "processing" wait time from the seller.I gambled and bought it anyway I didn't want to pay $160+ and wait 1-2 weeks for processing for the "real book". I got it for OSU's eCampus CS 161 course and I'm happy I did. I much prefer paper books to ebooks, and it was significantly cheaper than buying the actual bound book version. It got to me in WA state 3 days after I ordered it, thanks to Prime shipping.You'll need to stick it in a 3-ring binder. I recommend a 2" binder with straight edge rings.This "book" (stack of papers, really) is printed on both sides and exactly 1.5" thick. It comes pre-punched and the individual pages are printed in color. Not a bad deal.

If you learn through reading examples more than reading long winded paragraphs then this is not the book for you. There are hardly any examples and the explanations they have are poor or hard to understand. I was better off going on YouTube to learn. Unfortunately this was the required reading for my class. At least the book itself was in average condition

I used this book to learn C++ programming in order to earn my Associates Degree in Information Technology. I got an A, so the book is effective.

Tony Gaddies, is an excellent writer and teacher , he knows how can he explain any code subject in details.he understand the computer languages very wellI have JAVA"Starting out with java", they are valuable books.

Great introductory C++ instructional, I wouldn’t be surprised if it was the best. It is in my mind. Provides the information with examples you can program the code along with, which assists the understanding to make it truly instructional. 5 Stars.

The wrapping was already broken and the online access card info was not included

Still gonna work on it but it seems good...