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I was asked this question,but could not come up with a good answer:Assuming someone has never programmed before,but has the (mis)fortune of using C++(e.g that i
by ekm2 13y ago
I was asked this question,but could not come up with a good answer:Assuming someone has never programmed before,but has the (mis)fortune of using C++(e.g that is what the school he/she is enrolled in uses) what would be the best book to start with?
- papaf 13y agoI like the C++ Primer (I actually prefer it to Stroudstrup) and this book does start from a basic example - describing what a function is. I think that using the Primer to learn programming would be a hellish experience but then learning C++ as a first language is never going to be fun.