What is the best book to learn C++?
I only have a little bit of experience with python and nothing else.
My platform of choice is Windows so i want a book mainly focused on that.
help Sup Forums I know there are a lot of C++ programmers here.
Bonus points if its written in the 21st century
What is the best book to learn C++?
James Lewis
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last bump
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Alexander Jones
shit, now i have to choose for myself
Julian Fisher
98 pls
Easton Ward
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Josiah Sullivan
None. Books are worthless if you've got a foundation in most any other programming language and have access to the internet. Just learn the syntax from tutorials and go from there.
Chase Rodriguez
Jumping Into C++. Great book to get running with it
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Carter Jones
Some douchebag crapped a huge pile of shit and called it C++. He also wrote a book about his massive pile. He probably has unique insight into the smell, taste, texture and makeup of his huge pile. You should probably read that book.
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learncpp.com
If you can't make use of this then die in a fire
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Henry Bennett
Starting out with C++ by Tony Gaddis
Josiah Cox
I'd try to learn some C first.
In any case, I learnt most of my C++ online. But I learned Java from the "Thinking in Java" book, and I liked it, so maybe you can try "Thinking in C++" from the same author.
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Nolan Martinez
If you want to learn serious programming and serious C++ alongside:
Programming
Principles and Practice
Using C++
- Bjarne Stroustrup
2014 was the last edition last time I checked.
AGAIN if you don't want to study to become a professional programmer - just to know C++ for casual stuff - or even more serious stuff but not full time - it's not the right book - get something easier and quicker.
Something like: dude here's the latest tricks and updates in the language - use them, they worked for most of us and there's a list of special tricks you should also try to remember.
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78 pls
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rollin for bees
Charles Hall
Anything by Bjarne Stroustrup is usually good for beginners.
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