Hi, I am a newbie to C++, I know the basics of C programming however. Can u suggest a good C++ book ( like there is K&R for C Prog.) ?
Please suggest a good C++ textbook
Hi, I am a newbie to C++, I know the basics of C programming however. Can u suggest a good C++ book ( like there is K&R for C Prog.) ?
You can download an ebook by bruce eckel-Thinking in C++ , 2nd Edition, freely available on net..just search u'll easily find it
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Accelerated C++ will probably be your best bet. It is slightly accelerated, which should be fine for someone with some C knowledge. It also focuses on C++ style and techniques, so that you can use real C++ instead of just C style and techniques with classes. This is also the mostly commonly recommended learning book from C++ experts (it is part of Bjarne Stroustrup's In-Depth series). If you want a reference book instead of a learning book, use Stroustrup's The C++ Programming Language Special Edition.
If Accelerated C++ looks too hard, try "C++: A Beginner's Guide".
You can have a look at some book reviews here. If you scroll down to the bottom you will find a relist of all the recommended/highly recommended stuff. Note that a couple of the titles already mentioned are highly recommended at that site. I would mention one more, C++ Primer Fourth edition.
Last edited by kermit; 11-19-2005 at 01:59 PM.
I gotta second sunnypalsingh's motion.. Eckels book is of the highest quality and also is *Free* (as in beer)...You can download an ebook by bruce eckel-Thinking in C++ , 2nd Edition, freely available on net..just search u'll easily find it
Here it is. I haven't looked at it, though.
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fundementals in c++ introductory book. but i think most anyone would agree any book that has intro to c++ would help you.
