Sugguestions on a good beginnerr C ++ books
by Jimmy R Armes · in General Discussion · 10/29/2012 (6:36 pm) · 3 replies
As I have stated before it's been years since I have last touched a piece of code. I find my self with a 6 days off next week and I would like to get back to doing some programming again. Any suggestions on a good beginner's C ++ book ?
Requirement is that it must be up to date with information presented in the book.
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10/30/2012 (10:37 am)
thanks I'll see if my local book store has that 
#3
www.cplusplus.com is a wonderful place to learn all of the basics, and the forums they have are filled with many experts who will help answer your questions.
As for C++ "references" I have a few books I keep near me at ALL times when programming more serious (advanced) stuff. They are as follows:
http://www.amazon.com/All-One-Desk-Reference-Dummies/dp/0764517953
http://www.amazon.com/Starting-Out-Control-Structures-through/dp/0132576252/ref=pd_sim_b_1 (More Expensive, but I had this one for my C++ class during my sophomore year in college, great reference)
10/31/2012 (10:05 pm)
The interwebs are also a good place to find some good resources. www.cplusplus.com is a wonderful place to learn all of the basics, and the forums they have are filled with many experts who will help answer your questions.
As for C++ "references" I have a few books I keep near me at ALL times when programming more serious (advanced) stuff. They are as follows:
http://www.amazon.com/All-One-Desk-Reference-Dummies/dp/0764517953
http://www.amazon.com/Starting-Out-Control-Structures-through/dp/0132576252/ref=pd_sim_b_1 (More Expensive, but I had this one for my C++ class during my sophomore year in college, great reference)
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It's just very clear and simple.