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>Schildt also wrote "Teach Yourself C++" and it is published by McGraw-Hill. Unfortunately, there is also another TYC++ from Al Stevens. >I am assuming that they followed the ANSI standards, but since I >don't have a copy of the standards, I can't be sure. For information purposes, it is worth noting that there is currently no ANSI C++ standard, however, the working draft currently in progress by the committee is based upon the language reference manual of Comeau C++ (we're based upon AT&T USL's cfront, and the base document used by the committee is literally the cfront reference manual. Note: don't read into this something I didn't say).