Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied?
Title: Riddled with errors
Review: Horrible book. First off, Pont tries too hard to be funny. He's not. Secondly, he writes programs and then shows output, but he types the output himself instead of displaying the true output. Page 695 is a perfect example. He writes: "Creating an integer stack" in the program, yet the output says: "Creating an interger stack". Obviously, Pont's programs do not properly compile or else he would not have to change the output. Other mistakes include missing parentheses in various places (page 680), wrongly placed astericks (666), and a multitude of other errors. The worst part is the long, incomprehensible code he writes for some examples in the book. It is code that ONLY he can read, believe me. I highly recommend that if you are thinking of using this book for teaching purposes, you find another book!
