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Hello, I am a newbie in C++ and I'm in trouble in choosing books, I
hope some one who can give me some tips. I'm already know C and a
little about Scheme, C#, Python, Lua and so on, and now I want to use
C++. After reading parts of "Accelerated C++", I feel so good about it
(both the language and the book) and want to pick "C++ Primer" to have
a deeper look into C++. But you see, there are two "C++ Primer" --- the
3rd and the 4th. Of course, the 3rd is classic and thicker (1200+) and
the 4th is much more like the "Accelerated C++" (Thanks to Moo and
Koenig). What's more, 4th adds a lot new things while 3rd discuss much
about details about what compiler will do for you. I'd like to dive
into C++ and will read "Inside The C++ Object Model" later, so 3rd will
help.
Can anyone help me to decide which to buy? Thank you!
PS: Maybe both? It's hard, because I don't have so much money.
hope some one who can give me some tips. I'm already know C and a
little about Scheme, C#, Python, Lua and so on, and now I want to use
C++. After reading parts of "Accelerated C++", I feel so good about it
(both the language and the book) and want to pick "C++ Primer" to have
a deeper look into C++. But you see, there are two "C++ Primer" --- the
3rd and the 4th. Of course, the 3rd is classic and thicker (1200+) and
the 4th is much more like the "Accelerated C++" (Thanks to Moo and
Koenig). What's more, 4th adds a lot new things while 3rd discuss much
about details about what compiler will do for you. I'd like to dive
into C++ and will read "Inside The C++ Object Model" later, so 3rd will
help.
Can anyone help me to decide which to buy? Thank you!
PS: Maybe both? It's hard, because I don't have so much money.