C++ Programming Books in general

C++ can hardly be said to be the easiest programming language around to learn and yet many University courses use it as their beginning language. It is also widely used in industry and therefore at some atrage you may find yourself faced with the prospect of having to become more familiar with it. All academic textbooks teach the same subject but some are so much better than others at acheiving this and when you consider that you could easily be handing over £30+ for a book of this nature(especially on C++) you need to know that you are getting the right one. Introducing C++ by David Dench and Brian Prior is an excellent book for all beginning C++ programmers. ...  Read the complete review

This has got to be one of the best c++ books I have ever read I have found it most interesting and that it tells you allot about c++. If I will to recomend this to a friend and I. This is because it has a funky little program called hello world. Like this. #include<iostream.h> int main() { cout<<"Hello World!"; return 0; } That is one of the programs they use to teach you how to program successfully. I have found that now i can do very successful programs and that we are trying to put on the www. If you wanted you could even make a program that says hello my name is Rupert Cornilious Brown. ...  Read the complete review