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    Wink question on C++ books

    Hey, everyone...
    I am new in C++. I have studied C years ago but never really had the chance to explore it. So I would like to start programming again, leisurely that is, and start with C++.
    Does any of you have recommendations on a good book to start on? I have also noticed that there are books available with cd compilers. Are those sufficient enough for me to run some basic programs or would I still need a different linker?
    Thank you and happy programming!

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    You mean these books listed at the top of the forum?
    http://cboard.cprogramming.com/showthread.php?t=74078

    Or some other books
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