Which of these books?
Author
I can't decide whether to buy:
'C++ Programming for the Absolute Beginner'
'C++ Programming Fundamentals'
'C++: The Complete Reference 4/e'
Which of those is the best for someone with absolutly NO C/C++ programming experience?
I only have some programming knowledge in using DarkBASIC.
C++: The Complete Reference 4/eo
I think will be to hard for you.
Personally if these are the options your looking for id go with
C++ Programming Fundamentals.
I think will be to hard for you.
Personally if these are the options your looking for id go with
C++ Programming Fundamentals.
Author
thanx for your opinion, I was mainly leaning to either C++ fundamentals or C++ 4 absolute beginner.
With C++ Programming for the Absolute Beginner it teaches you by getting you to make small games along the way.
With C++ Programming for the Absolute Beginner it teaches you by getting you to make small games along the way.
i know this isnt a good answer for your question, but after you do learn C++, C++: The Complete Reference is one of the best books you can have, so keep that on a list for later on.
[Edited by - GHertZ on June 11, 2005 8:37:56 PM]
[Edited by - GHertZ on June 11, 2005 8:37:56 PM]
I've got The Complete C++ Reference, I rarely use it -prefer TC++PL. I'd say C++ Primer is your best bet, the 4th Edition is newbie friendly.
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