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  • Pensu
    Pensu

    @pensu-8tNeGU • Feb 26, 2011

    Try Ashok Kamthane or Balaguruswamy......😀

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  • ISHAN TOPRE
    ISHAN TOPRE

    @ishan-nohePN • Feb 26, 2011

    Let us C++
    --by Mr.Yashwant Kanetkar

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  • jkj
    jkj

    @jkj-5HDlEb • Feb 26, 2011

    Both the books let us c++ by yashwant kanetkar and e. balaguruswamy are excellent. I personally like yashwant kanetkar's more. I 'd recommend you to go for let us c first and do try to solve all the unsolved problems at the back of each chapter to form a nice base. Schaum series book is also nice

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  • Deepika Bansal
    Deepika Bansal

    @deepika-jf1ysv • Feb 27, 2011

    Try Balaguruswamy. The language of this book is very easy.

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  • d_vipul
    d_vipul

    @d-vipul-wP6Syg • Feb 27, 2011

    Hey ,

    Upload it somewhere and share a link here..........
    Please if possible do it.......


    Regards,
    VIPUL

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  • softinka6465
    softinka6465

    @softinka6465-oL4Gcq • Feb 28, 2011

    "Teach Yourself C In 21 Days" was a pretty good book. I used it to learn the basics before my highschool c++ class and it did help.

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  • PraveenKumar Purushothaman
    PraveenKumar Purushothaman

    @praveenkumar-66Ze92 • Mar 2, 2011

    You can try using this priority:
    1. Balagurusamy
    2. Yashawant Kanetkar
    3. C++ For Dummies, Wiley Publications
    4. Teach Yourself C In 21 Days

    I would recommend C++ For Dummies, Wiley Publications, as it contains good examples and funny stuffs for beginners. It is an absolute beginner book.

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  • pradeep_agrawal
    pradeep_agrawal

    @pradeep-agrawal-rhdX5z • Mar 29, 2011

    For making strong base, instead of Balaguruswamy or Let Us C++, I would recommend Thinking in C++ (Vol.1 and Vol. 2) by Bruce Eckel for startup. The book is available online for read at the author's website itself (#-Link-Snipped-#).

    Once user is done reading Thinking in C++, i would recommend to read:
    1. The C++ Programming Language (Bjarne Stroustrup)
    2. Effective & More Effective C++ (Scott Meyers)


    -Pradeep

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  • anirow
    anirow

    @anirow-Xw572v • Mar 29, 2011

    I think you can also scout internet for some really good learning resources. see one link here, <a href="https://www.cprogramming.com/begin.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">How to Get Started with C or C++ - Cprogramming.com</a>

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  • hackerboy
    hackerboy

    @hackerboy-TkORBf • Mar 30, 2011

    C++ is an object oriented language so u shud know the OO principles to understand the unique approach of OO methodologies. after u get acquainted with these principles....u can read c++: the complete reference which is a very gud buk

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  • anirow
    anirow

    @anirow-Xw572v • Mar 31, 2011

    Yes completely agree with you. but one can start with the basic syntax and before the start of classes concept they should get their OOPs concept clear.

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  • hackerboy
    hackerboy

    @hackerboy-TkORBf • Apr 1, 2011

    @anirow: ya one can start with the syntax difference in c and c++

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  • anirow
    anirow

    @anirow-Xw572v • Apr 1, 2011

    But do you think, these days people prefer to learn C before C++ because I have seen quite a few people who start with C++ to graduate towards JAVA.

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  • hackerboy
    hackerboy

    @hackerboy-TkORBf • Apr 1, 2011

    din get ur point completely....plz elaborate

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  • anirow
    anirow

    @anirow-Xw572v • Apr 5, 2011

    Well what I was trying to say that learning C has not remained a prerequisite for many people in order to learn C++. A lot of people i know have done that and infact most of them learn C++ because later on they would want to move to Java

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  • hackerboy
    hackerboy

    @hackerboy-TkORBf • Apr 5, 2011

    ya thats true...one need not learn C to start with C++.....but if you learn C before C++then you clearly understand the difference between procedure oriented programming and OOP

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  • anirow
    anirow

    @anirow-Xw572v • Apr 6, 2011

    anirowWell what I was trying to say that learning C has not remained a prerequisite for many people in order to learn C++. A lot of people i know have done that and infact most of them learn C++ because later on they would want to move to Java

    Yes completely agree with you, when you learn C before C++ you get to know bigger picture.

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  • Sahithi Pallavi
    Sahithi Pallavi

    @sahithi-oJZaYj • Apr 8, 2011

    C++ by Balaguruswamy is a Very Good Book for the Beginners! Its very understandable with simple language and with neat Examples! You can try!
    And yeah, you should learn C before going for C++, It makes you easy!

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  • tanmeyamohan
    tanmeyamohan

    @tanmeyamohan-Hni9Xn • Apr 10, 2011

    Browse the website www[dot]4shared[dot]com
    You can easily find ebooks in pdf/rar format.
    Also try www[dot]wowebook[dot]com

    Regards

    d_vipulHey ,

    Upload it somewhere and share a link here..........
    Please if possible do it.......


    Regards,
    VIPUL
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  • aicbal
    aicbal

    @aicbal-t5T7aK • Apr 10, 2011

    Herbart Schieldt

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