Book recommendations for C++ with Code & Explanation

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  Pensu

  If you want to learn basics, Let Us C by Yashwant Kanitkar is great book. For C++, try balaguruswamy. For data structures, I prefer Tanenbaum, though this book has a different approach, but its quite effective.
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  Vineethkumar

  Thanks a lot for your kind reply..But also i need some book or website which has only programs(with logic & code explained),i hope which may be more easier for me to be strong in c/c++..
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  Pensu

  Try Turbo and ANSI C by Ashok Kamthane. This particular book has a lot of examples and believe me, at one point, you will think its too much!
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  Vineethkumar

  thank u.you know any website where u vl get this book free
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  Pensu

  Well, that you have to search for yourself. No piracy...😀 You can buy it, its not that costly...😀
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  simplycoder

  I would go with Pensu for a quick fix, but in long run it wont help much.
  study from standard books, also I shall suggest you to code using standard compilers (Turbo C is useless and it does use some libraries which arent standard C or C++).
  
  Try programing patterns using for loop.
  You can aswell refer the tutorial for C beginners(Many things are covered and planning to restart writing from where I left).
  
  We can help others from this community as well, post down what programs you want and how you approached them, how and where did they fail(these might help us to identify pitfalls and traps), how did you thought about them, some practical usage if any.
  we can form some kind of database which holds all these information and can be used for the future reference.
  
  Let us know if you are content from this thread.
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  Vineethkumar

  Thank u.... is programing patterns using for loop a book ??i tried in google no correspondances are showing..Can u provide the correct book name and author name to search and let me download.
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  simplycoder

  Vineethkumar

  Thank u.... is programing patterns using for loop a book ??i tried in google no correspondances are showing..Can u provide the correct book name and author name to search and let me download.

  No its not a book, rather a very generic problem
  eg:
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  Some patterns like this. They are generally printed using nested for loops,
  check this link, where in you have some of exercises:
  For loop to make patterns
  
  Try to find the reverse of an array,prime numbers,gcd,lcm, sin(x),cos(x),
  permutations combination palindromes and the list is never ending but this is where you can start off
  such problems are not C++ specific, but are tackled by algorithms, take small size input n, and see whether you can execute these algorithms by hand using pencil and paper.