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C++ Book review (C++ Primer Plus (6th edition), C++ Primer (5th edition))

If you are just starting c++ then i recommend "learn c++ in 21 days" (something like that), i like it since a majority of books seem like they drag on whereas this book doesnt
I am interested to see your further review as this is the book recommended by ms virtual academy in their jump start videos.

(Jan 28, 2014 04:23 PM)popov Wrote:  learn c++ in 21 days
I have also heard very good things about this book but the C++ Primier will most likely give a much fuller understanding of C++
(Jan 29, 2014 02:18 PM)๖ۣۜGalaxy Wrote:  I am interested to see your further review as this is the book recommended by ms virtual academy in their jump start videos.

I have also heard very good things about this book but the C++ Primier will most likely give a much fuller understanding of C++

yeah if you dont have previous programming experience then i would recommend a in depth book
(Jan 29, 2014 02:29 PM)popov Wrote:  yeah if you dont have previous programming experience then i would recommend a in depth book

I'm sure the primer is not only a method of teaching but also to be used as a reference through out your time using C++
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38824...e-and-list
http://ebook-dl.com/item/C_Plus_Plus_Pri...phen_Prata
Thanks for this thread really useful :) Appreciate it.


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