Starting Book for C++

[dumitru]

I'm pretty much comfortable with C, and would like to start an in-depth
study of C++. What book would you advice me to start with ?

Currently I'm considering : "Introduction to C++" by Bjarne Stroustrup.

 

[dumitru]

Sorry folks.... It's "The C++ Programming Language"

 

[Alf P. Steinbach]

* dumitru:

I'm pretty much comfortable with C, and would like to start an in-depth
study of C++. What book would you advice me to start with ?

Currently I'm considering : [The C++ Programming Language] by Bjarne Stroustrup.

Try "Accelerated C++".

And also buy TCPPPL.

 

[SirMike]

Sorry folks.... It's "The C++ Programming Language"

Normally It's bad book to start learning c++ but you can try.
I would rather take something like Bruce Eckel's Thinking in C++ and
read about basics of OOP.

 

[Ioannis Vranos]

Sorry folks.... It's "The C++ Programming Language"

That one is aimed at intermediate level programmers who want to master
C++, and is not suitable for beginners.


Check a page of mine:

http://www23.brinkster.com/noicys/learningcpp.htm

 

[xli.one]

I'm pretty much comfortable with C, and would like to start an in-depth
study of C++. What book would you advice me to start with ?

Currently I'm considering : "Introduction to C++" by Bjarne

Stroustrup.

 

[xli.one]

I strongly recommend "C++ Primer" by Stephen Prata. it is very suitable
for beginners.

 

[Alan Brown]

I'm pretty much comfortable with C, and would like to start an in-depth
study of C++. What book would you advice me to start with ?

Currently I'm considering : "Introduction to C++" by Bjarne Stroustrup.

I am just moving from Pascal to C++. I bought "Sams Teach Yourself C++ in
24 Hours" by Jesse Liberty & david Horvath. It comes with Borland
CBiulderX on CD too.

I like it, what do others think.

Alan