Hi there,
I am wanting to learn c++ better. I can get by in c, and have really just
used c++ as a 'c with classes' approach. I want to learn the
object-oriented approach, STL and streams. Here is a list of books my
library have, can anybody recommend any fo these?
Thanks
Allan
"Programmin g in C++", Jean Ettinger, MacMillan 1994
"Object-oriented programming in C++", Nicolai Josuttis, Wiley 2003
"A natural introduction to computer programming with c++", Kari, Laitinen,
trafford 2002
"Accelerate d c++: practical programming by example", Andrew Koenig,
Addison-Wesley 2000
"The C++ standard library: a tutorial and reference", Nicolai Josuttis,
Addison-Wesley 1999
"The C++ programming language", Bjarne Stroustrup, Addison-Wesley 1986
"The C++ programming language - 2nd edition", Bjarne Stroustrup,
Addison-Wesley 1991
There are others - but these seem to be the general ones 2 2299
"Patrick Frankenberger" <p.************ *@gmx.net> wrote in message
news:bg******** *****@news.t-online.com... "Allan Bruce" wrote: Here is a list of books my library have, can anybody recommend any fo these? "Programmin g in C++", Jean Ettinger, MacMillan 1994 "Object-oriented programming in C++", Nicolai Josuttis, Wiley 2003 "A natural introduction to computer programming with c++", Kari,
Laitinen, trafford 2002
I don't know any of these books, i would try the one of Josuttis first...
"Accelerate d c++: practical programming by example", Andrew Koenig, Addison-Wesley 2000
If you don't have any (OO-)programming experience, this is the book to
get. It shows real C++ right from the start, object-oriented examples solving real problems.
"The C++ standard library: a tutorial and reference", Nicolai Josuttis, Addison-Wesley 1999 Another great book. Get it or you'll miss it later. It holds everything
the title promises.It won't teach you C++ or OOP though...
"The C++ programming language", Bjarne Stroustrup, Addison-Wesley 1986 "The C++ programming language - 2nd edition", Bjarne Stroustrup, Addison-Wesley 1991
These are outdated, C++ changed quite a bit since 1991.
HTH, Patrick
I just noticed, the library has the 3rd special edition of Stroustrup - is
this a better bet for me? It came highly recommended in the reviews
Allan
"Allan Bruce" wrote: I just noticed, the library has the 3rd special edition of Stroustrup - is this a better bet for me? It came highly recommended in the reviews Allan
"The C++ Programming Language" is a language reference and not much more. I
don't think it is a good book to learn programming in C++ with. Too
detailed, bottom-up description of the language (which means you have to
read hundreds of pages before you reach the interesting stuff) and it
presumes the reader to already know OOP.
I would recommend you to get Accelerated C++ first. It is a very compact
introduction and still covers a broad range of topics. C++, STL, OOP, some
computer science stuff such as invariants...
HTH,
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