hello everyone i was wondering what is the best book for beginning c++
apress beginning c from novice to prfessional
tech yourself c++ in 21 days..and so on
I'm completely newbie and also not good at math either:confused:
btw i'm interested in computer programming... so i really want to learn c++...
and also what is the best IDE for C++? visual studio or bloodshed Dev c++?
There's a recommendations thread at the top of this board:
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread70096.html
But the best beginners book is Accelerated C++. The best ide is whichever one you're most comfortable with.
I used these ones:
C How to Program
C++ How to Program
Deitel & Associates Inc.
>C How to Program
>C++ How to Program
I suppose if you have two C-notes burning a hole in your pocket, you could get those two (last I checked, they were both over $100). Personally, I'm not willing to pay more for two beginner's texts than I did for the entire Knuth series. Somehow I doubt the return on investment is worth it.
I agree ... both are very expensive, but you can find used books (in amazon.com for example) for less then 50% of the list price of new books.
Here in Brasil, those books are very dificult to find and are very expensive too.
"Thinking In C++"
C++ by Bjarne Stroustrup.
thanks for the great info everyone
I appreciate that
If you are a beginner I reccomend "C++ for dummies 5TH EDITION "
its simple amusing yet affective.
C++ How to Program by Deitel
Thinking in C++ by Eckel, Bruce (Because you can download)
There is one beiginner's guide by Schidilt at Micrisoft's VC++ express page
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