Gav posted:
A good book to read would be "The C Programming
Language" by Kernighan & Ritchie. Not a huge book, about 260 pages. I know its
not C++ but it would be well worth reading before reading a C++ book.
Gav
OH GOOD GOD NO! NO! NO! NO!
C++ is a fully-fledged language, it has *it's own*
standard, it has cut all ties with C.
By learning C first you'll just develop bad habits, like
using pointers where references would be better.
I believe that Gav's attitude is that you should learn the
basics first without getting into classes, virtual
functions and the like, and that's grand, just learn the
*C++* basics.
-JKop