I am a C++ programmer and looking to learn Patterns design. Is your book good for us?? I am also learning Java and thats why i am here. But right I will have to use C++ for Patterns design.
thanks.
shailesh sonavadekar
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Fei Ng , you have mentioned that you want patterns for c++. If I have not mistaken C++ is also an oo language. The book By Allan is for oo languages. So, I think His book is definitely going to be helpful to you. Whether C++ or java , basic fundamental of oo technology remains the same. only syntax changes. see Eric Gamma's epic book on the subject is with c++ code illustraion. That does not meant that you can not use those patterns in java. I hope this will be helpful. Your Friendly Bartender Shailesh.
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1 more question. Does this book use Java code for examples? thanks.
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Originally posted by FEI NG: I am a C++ programmer and looking to learn Patterns design. Is your book good for us?? I am also learning Java and thats why i am here. But right I will have to use C++ for Patterns design.
thanks.
Our book has both Java and C++ code examples in it. It is equally good for C++ and Java developers (I code in both C++ and Java myself).
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