macOS C++ Primer - Good for learning C++?

[gwelmarten]

Hi
I am familiar with Python, a little with Objective-C and Java, and know programming theory. Need to learn C++ in a week - is this book good, or if not, any other suggestions? Don't want anything that's too steep a learning curve.

Book: C++ Primer -

http://www.amazon.co.uk/C-Primer-St...ie=UTF8&qid=1371249657&sr=8-3&keywords=c+++11


Sam

 

[gwelmarten]

I found this book listed as recommended on Stack Overflow, so got it. Thanks!

 

[ArtOfWarfare]

If you know Java and C, C++ should be a snap to pick up. Java is basically C++ minus a few features they considered redundant / unsafe.

 

[gwelmarten]

Since I started, I've been publishing my answers since I couldn't find any myself. Hopefully someone will find them useful

http://heather.sh/projects-ive-worked-on/c-primer-solutions/

 

[softwareguy256]

LOL you will not learn C++ in a week. You are doomed to failure if you think that is the case. Sure you can write C++ programs that compile and even work correctly but they will at best be slow and you still won't know C++. Good things take time.

Hi
I am familiar with Python, a little with Objective-C and Java, and know programming theory. Need to learn C++ in a week - is this book good, or if not, any other suggestions? Don't want anything that's too steep a learning curve.

Book: C++ Primer -

http://www.amazon.co.uk/C-Primer-St...ie=UTF8&qid=1371249657&sr=8-3&keywords=c+++11


Sam

 

[Meir David]

hi dude

It's fine enough for you because i followed that book comparing to all other its fine,this book is well versed for the entire topic

The points are explain in detail