Title: Good, but not the best book on this subject
Product review: There is a lot of good stuff here. And the code is very easy to read and use in your own programs. However, the authors spends way too much time covering topics best left to other books (like threading, memory management and file I/O). It would have been better if there were more real-world examples instead of covering things already in Petzold's and Richter's books.
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