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Richard B. Kreckel
Hi!
I was recently asked what book to recommend for a beginner in C++. I
am convinced that you needn't study C in depth before learning C++
(though it helps), but cannot find any beginner's book which isn't
aimed at people coming from C/Pascal/Java/Delpi/whatever...
However, there seem to be plenty such books for all those other
languages. Is there really no literature for people trying to learn
programming by starting with C++? Honestly, I cannot recommend the
books by Stroustrup for a beginner. The only one that comes to my
mind is Koenig/Moo, but that appears to be somewhat too terse
(although I have only skimmed it).
Any good recommendation?
TIA
-richy.
I was recently asked what book to recommend for a beginner in C++. I
am convinced that you needn't study C in depth before learning C++
(though it helps), but cannot find any beginner's book which isn't
aimed at people coming from C/Pascal/Java/Delpi/whatever...
However, there seem to be plenty such books for all those other
languages. Is there really no literature for people trying to learn
programming by starting with C++? Honestly, I cannot recommend the
books by Stroustrup for a beginner. The only one that comes to my
mind is Koenig/Moo, but that appears to be somewhat too terse
(although I have only skimmed it).
Any good recommendation?
TIA
-richy.