Posted by Sharvil Nanavati on 2000-12-15
> hello all, > just a quick question so here is gose. > > i been codeing every thing in pascal usein turbo pascal > or delphi for the longest time and now iam wanting to learn c++=20 > so dose anyone know of a good book for a newbie to C++ > > Thanks > Rob Harris > robwh@xxxxxxxx.xxx Hmm... I would suggset learning C first because it has the same syntax as C++, it's quite functional, you'll have to learn it anyway, and you don't have to worry about classes. Plus, even if you do get a C++ book, it will probably say something to the extent of "make sure you know C before starting this book" in the introduction. Such is the case for C++ For Dummies. C For Dummies would probably be a good place to start. Once you're done with both volumes of those, I would suggest writing some applications in C before moving on to C++ For Dummies. I think the Dummies series are great - they're the only programming books I can read in one sitting! >:) Personally, I hate the Sams books... the ones like "Learn C in 21 days". Ugh. But that's just my opinion... others have found those quite helpful. Good luck! :) Cheers, Sharvil Nanavati __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. http://shopping.yahoo.com/
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