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katyusha
Can somebody refer me to to a good text on c++ ????
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gnuyuva
Just a note: Its better if you search archives before posting.
[Make it a habit].
Try "Accelerated C++" by Koenig and Moo.
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Daniel T.
katyusha said:
Do you know anything about programming at all? Do you know C already?
Someone else already recommended "Accelerated C++", there is also "You
Can Do It!: A Beginners Introduction to Computer Programming" by our own
Francis Glassborow.
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coldwind2010
I recommend "C++ Primer Plus" by Stephen Prata.
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osmium
I recommend "C++ Primer Plus" by Stephen Prata.
I would second that recommendation.
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Stuart Golodetz
katyusha said:
Keep your hat on, it's not really so exciting/urgent that it needs "!!!!" Save that sort of thing for when you've accidentally set your curtain
on fire with a candle (someone at my university did this recently,
incidentally).
Ok, the jokey answer to your question is "yes", as has been proved by the
several people who have already replied. More helpfully, though, here are a
few good C++ books I've found helpful in the past. You haven't said what you
want them for, so I've made a comment about each of them to help you out.
C++ Primer, Lippman and Lajoie, Third Edition (General text on the language)
The C++ Standard Library, Josuttis (A book on the libraries rather than the
language itself)
Effective C++, Meyers (A book of language tips on how to code well)
More Effective C++, Meyers (Ditto)
Effective STL, Meyers (A book of library tips on how to code well)
Exceptional C++, Sutter (A book of C++ puzzles to improve your coding)
More Exceptional C++, Sutter (Ditto)
C++ Templates, Vandevoorde and Josuttis (A book specifically on the template
stuff in C++)
The C++ Programming Language, Stroustrup (The book by the guy who designed
the language)
Hope that helps,
Stu