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"C++ Primer", by Stanley Lippman, Addison Wesley That's probably the best introduction book. It's super-long, but after you've worked with C++ for a while you
by wheels 19y ago
"C++ Primer", by Stanley Lippman, Addison Wesley
That's probably the best introduction book. It's super-long, but after you've worked with C++ for a while you'll understand why. "The C++ Programming Language" has been mentioned here a couple of times, and it's invaluable to have as a reference later in your C++ career, but is almost impenetrable as a book for learning the language.
- RK 19y agoActually, Lippman's "Essential C++" is probably more what you're looking for. It's designed to get you up and running in a short amount of time (~300 pages vs ~900 pages ).