Good C++ Books

[compsci]

I'm tryin to learn C++ programming. Do anybody know any good books?

[cyberking]

I'm tryin to learn C++ programming. Do anybody know any good books?

The best way would be to start of with SAMS TEACH YOURSELF C++ IN 21 DAYS..AWESOM book..

[nickyeng]

C++ How to Program 5th Edition by Deitel.
Pearson/Education

Hope this can help.
Good luck .

[horace1]

I agree with nickyeng - C++ How to Program by Deitel and Deitel is an excellent book. However, it is not easy - it tends to assume one is a reasonably good programmer (or going to be) - but it is rigerous and covers topics which the 'teach yourself' books either skim over or don't touch at all.

[nickyeng]

I agree with nickyeng - C++ How to Program by Deitel and Deitel is an excellent book. However, it is not easy - it tends to assume one is a reasonably good programmer (or going to be) - but it is rigerous and covers topics which the 'teach yourself' books either skim over or don't touch at all.

yeah.
My friend who works with programming, told me that those "teach yourself" books are crap. And i just dont understand.
I have programming base, so Deitel&Deitel is suit for me. :D

good luck to threat starter.

[zensunni]

I recommend Larry Ullman's book. It's just called c++ programming, but it's from Peachpit Press. It's a very good beginner's book that doesn't assume you know stuff.

The only disclaimer is that is doesn't go into more advanced topics.