This reminds me of the first textbook I tried to learn C++ from. It was fun to read, because the authors seemed to put more energy into writing Limericks than e

This reminds me of the first textbook I tried to learn C++ from. It was fun to read, because the authors seemed to put more energy into writing Limericks than explaining object-oriented design. I don't think it touched on inheritance, and things like, I don't know, inline functions or templates were not mentioned at all. It did not even contain working example programs, let alone exercises. It was so bad, as the saying goes, it was not even wrong. I still have that book on my shelf as a reminder to not blindly buy the first/cheapest textbook I can find.