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Will you someone recommend books on C and C++?

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    Hi everyone, I was referred here. The person doesn't come here but he does cross this forum a lot by Google. He told me to check it. I have some questions below. I am currently reading C Primer Plus to learn pure C. Will someone recommend books to read that builds on C Primer Plus? Would anyone recommend C The Complete Reference? Will someone post books starting with the basics for C and C++? I am reading the basics for C. I never done C++. I never done C execpt for reading this book. Thank you for any replies.

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      Hi everyone, I was referred here. The person doesn't come here but he does cross this forum a lot by Google. He told me to check it. I have some questions below. I am currently reading C Primer Plus to learn pure C. Will someone recommend books to read that builds on C Primer Plus? Would anyone recommend C The Complete Reference? Will someone post books starting with the basics for C and C++? I am reading the basics for C. I never done C++. I never done C execpt for reading this book. Thank you for any replies.

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      I can suggest these books for C Beginning C (From Novice to professional) fourth edition author: Ivor Horton ----------------------------------------- for C++ Windows C/C++,Fifth Edition authors: Jeffrey Richter (Wintellect) Christophe Nasarre Good luck. :-D

      Of one Essence is the human race thus has Creation put the base One Limb impacted is sufficient For all Others to feel the Mace (Saadi )

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        I can suggest these books for C Beginning C (From Novice to professional) fourth edition author: Ivor Horton ----------------------------------------- for C++ Windows C/C++,Fifth Edition authors: Jeffrey Richter (Wintellect) Christophe Nasarre Good luck. :-D

        Of one Essence is the human race thus has Creation put the base One Limb impacted is sufficient For all Others to feel the Mace (Saadi )

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        Thank you so much.

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          Hi everyone, I was referred here. The person doesn't come here but he does cross this forum a lot by Google. He told me to check it. I have some questions below. I am currently reading C Primer Plus to learn pure C. Will someone recommend books to read that builds on C Primer Plus? Would anyone recommend C The Complete Reference? Will someone post books starting with the basics for C and C++? I am reading the basics for C. I never done C++. I never done C execpt for reading this book. Thank you for any replies.

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          Luc Pattyn
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          Hi, I seldom recommend specific books, I tend to go to a book store, look at say 10 similar books and choose 1 or 2. It is all very subjective, how familiar are you with programming, how much are you interested in examples and exercises, etc. :)

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            I can suggest these books for C Beginning C (From Novice to professional) fourth edition author: Ivor Horton ----------------------------------------- for C++ Windows C/C++,Fifth Edition authors: Jeffrey Richter (Wintellect) Christophe Nasarre Good luck. :-D

            Of one Essence is the human race thus has Creation put the base One Limb impacted is sufficient For all Others to feel the Mace (Saadi )

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            Hamid,

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            for C++ Windows C/C++,Fifth Edition authors: Jeffrey Richter (Wintellect) Christophe Nasarre

            I doubt Windows Via C/C++ is a good book for learning C++. Because it's ultimate target is to program windows using windows APIs and explaining how to use and explore different features and services from window in a developer perspective.

            -Sarath. "Great hopes make everything great possible" - Benjamin Franklin

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              Thank you so much.

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              Sarath C
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              Learning C++, A Hands on Approach by Eric Nagler is a nice choice. The C++ Programming Language by it's creator is one of the definite book on C++.

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                Hamid,

                Hamid. wrote:

                for C++ Windows C/C++,Fifth Edition authors: Jeffrey Richter (Wintellect) Christophe Nasarre

                I doubt Windows Via C/C++ is a good book for learning C++. Because it's ultimate target is to program windows using windows APIs and explaining how to use and explore different features and services from window in a developer perspective.

                -Sarath. "Great hopes make everything great possible" - Benjamin Franklin

                My blog - Sharing My Thoughts

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                If Windows C/C++ isn't good. What is good? I am looking for a list of books to learn to advanced. I am talking about both pure C and C++. I am reading C Primer Plus as for learning pure C. What comes after that book? What about after that one and so on? That is what I am looking for as in C and C++.

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                  Hi everyone, I was referred here. The person doesn't come here but he does cross this forum a lot by Google. He told me to check it. I have some questions below. I am currently reading C Primer Plus to learn pure C. Will someone recommend books to read that builds on C Primer Plus? Would anyone recommend C The Complete Reference? Will someone post books starting with the basics for C and C++? I am reading the basics for C. I never done C++. I never done C execpt for reading this book. Thank you for any replies.

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                  Jijo Raj
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                  Regarding C++, you can also read C++ Annotations by Frank B. Brokken[^] which is free. Another best choice will be Let us C++ by Yashavant Kanetkar[^]. Regards, Jijo.

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                    If Windows C/C++ isn't good. What is good? I am looking for a list of books to learn to advanced. I am talking about both pure C and C++. I am reading C Primer Plus as for learning pure C. What comes after that book? What about after that one and so on? That is what I am looking for as in C and C++.

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                    php111 wrote:

                    If Windows C/C++ isn't good. What is good?

                    I dint say that Windows Via C/C++ is not a good book. What I meant, it's a definite guide to program using Windows API but it's not a definite guide to learn Pure C++. Windows Via C/C++ (and Programming Application for Windows is my favorite book of all time.

                    -Sarath. "Great hopes make everything great possible" - Benjamin Franklin

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                      Hi everyone, I was referred here. The person doesn't come here but he does cross this forum a lot by Google. He told me to check it. I have some questions below. I am currently reading C Primer Plus to learn pure C. Will someone recommend books to read that builds on C Primer Plus? Would anyone recommend C The Complete Reference? Will someone post books starting with the basics for C and C++? I am reading the basics for C. I never done C++. I never done C execpt for reading this book. Thank you for any replies.

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                      Loreia
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                      This was my C++ primer: "Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days" [^], Jesse's explanations of classes and inheritance are great for beginners. Book teaches you C++ in logical and organized manner, and is perfect for beginners.

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