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Hey guys,
I did an AO search for c++ and it didnt come up with anything. I wanted to ask what good books there were for c++. Mainly for Borlands Metrowerks environment. I know this questions been asked a million times but i couldnt find it sorry. And if you guys have any links to some free Ebooks on c++. Thx.
sure we do ;) -
http://165.193.123.40/content/articl...24A0E072C9E%7D (teach urself visual C++ in 21 days)
http://165.193.123.40/content/articl...B39F802B20D%7D
(teach urself c++ in 21 days second edition)
http://www.tcfb.com/freetechbooks/bookcpp.html
http://argus.irb.hr/bk2site/Books/C-C++/index.html (13 C++ books)
http://saturn.med.nyu.edu/%7Ehewz/ht...utor/tutorial/ (C++ tutorials)
http://www.pragsoft.com/cppbook/cppbook.zip (12 chapter book) *.pdf
http://www.cse.dmu.ac.uk/%7Etdc/teac...ised151199.pdf (software engineering with C++)
IF you need more ...tell me :)
search for c++ ebook on any p2p software like bearshare...ull get some interesting stuff there
also for help with any language visit www.experts-exchange.com
hi mate
if u want my advice
go to cplusplus.com
the tutorials there r simplified and gr8
next get a book and i do recommend teach urself c++(not visual c++) in 21 days
and if u want any help go to
cpp-home.com
dont get urself twisted :)
If you want a definitive work, get
"The C++ Programming Language" by Bjarne Stroustrup
On the other hand, it isn't for beginners, it isn't easy to read and it doesn't really explain a lot of things very well. It has many chapters about STL and algorithms, stuff that C++ programmers really should be using.
The best book is probably Teach yourself C++ in 21 days, I never read it though. I have Teach yourself Java 2 in 21 days and it's the best programming book I ever read.
Hey thanks alot guys. Im actually taking my second semester of c++ so i do know a bit about it. I'm just looking for other resources then the ones we have in class. thanks alot memorY those links helped.
You might want to look up www.codewarrioru.com (metrowerks educational site). They offer free online classes and have book reccomendations there to go along with the classes. Other than that I do reccomend 'practical c++ programming' by oreilly.
I like the combination of "The C++ programming Language" by Stroustrup and "C++ How to Program" by Deitel & Deitel. Those are probably my two favorite C++ books.Quote:
Originally posted here by slarty
If you want a definitive work, get
"The C++ Programming Language" by Bjarne Stroustrup
On the other hand, it isn't for beginners, it isn't easy to read and it doesn't really explain a lot of things very well. It has many chapters about STL and algorithms, stuff that C++ programmers really should be using.