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  1. Guillermo Guillermo

    Pregunta: What is the best book to learn C++? What is the best book to learn C++ in your opinion? !cpp !developers !gnu !cplusplus

    about a year ago from web at Calahorra, La Rioja, Spain
    • Patrick Niedzielski Patrick Niedzielski GNU's Not Unix , C++

      C++ Primer Plus was good for syntax, but doesn't teach modern C++ style. Scott Meyers's Effective C++ series is a pretty good supplemental.

      about a year ago
    • Patrick Niedzielski Patrick Niedzielski GNU's Not Unix , C++

      It really depends if you want to just learn it to know it or learn it to really, really use it.

      about a year ago
    • Guillermo Guillermo GNU's Not Unix , C++ , Patrick Niedzielski

      @patrickniedzielski I want learn and use it

      about a year ago
    • john5342 john5342 C++ , c++

      @guixu758 Not many for C++11 but plenty for C++03. I learned from Thinking in C++ which is free online. Paid for depends on preferred style.

      about a year ago
    • Guillermo Guillermo C++ , c++ , john5342

      @john5342 Thanks im reading a translate of Thiking in C++

      about a year ago
    • Cyber Killer Cyber Killer GNU's Not Unix , c++

      @guixu758 C++ Primer Plus was the best for me (still haven't managed to read it since ~2003 - this book is a brick!)

      about a year ago

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