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    Learning to program takes a lot longer than it would take to read either book, no matter which order you read them in.

    Newbies seem to be under the continual impression that if they just find the "right book" then they'll be wizards in no time.

    Unfortunately, this isn't even close to being true -> Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years

    Also "best" is an entirely subjective statement. What's best for you might not be what was best for me, or best for anyone else.
    Since we don't know you, saying "choose A then B" (whilst locally true for me) means diddly-squat to you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Salem View Post
    Learning to program takes a lot longer than it would take to read either book, no matter which order you read them in.

    Newbies seem to be under the continual impression that if they just find the "right book" then they'll be wizards in no time.

    Unfortunately, this isn't even close to being true -> Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years

    Also "best" is an entirely subjective statement. What's best for you might not be what was best for me, or best for anyone else.
    Since we don't know you, saying "choose A then B" (whilst locally true for me) means diddly-squat to you.
    yes you are right!; it takes time to learn something especially C++;
    well, all i think these 2 books not the same, as "jumping into C+" mentio a chapter about "File I/O " and acceleraed C++ never mention that and other things, so shall i read both or one please advice me as an expert

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    Quote Originally Posted by iCoder View Post
    "jumping into C+" mentio a chapter about "File I/O " and acceleraed C++ never mention that ...
    lolwut ?
    Seriously, look again. It is within another chapter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by manasij7479 View Post
    lolwut ?
    Seriously, look again. It is within another chapter.
    file I/O is not existed in accelerated C++, btw is there something missed n lessons in accelerated C++ and exist in "Jumping into C++" ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by iCoder View Post
    file I/O is not existed in accelerated C++
    Chapter 10 ( Contents: Accelerated C++ )

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    Quote Originally Posted by manasij7479 View Post
    ops, missed it !.. thanks

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