struntz
Oct 21st, 2000, 10:57 AM
Hello everyone!
I was wondering what would be a better book to start off with, i'm totally new to C++ i just came from VB ;)
I finally got the Borland Compiler installed, never knew a isntallation of a compiler could be that confusing heh, Welll anyways, what would be a better book, for a total newbie in C++, "Thinking in C++" or "Learn C++ in 21 days"?
I think "Thinking in C++ is much more organized and stuff but it says like in chapter 3 i do expect u to know some sorta lang, like c or pascal or basic(doing alot of functions and subs i guess?)
But if you know witch would be better, please post it! :D
Thanksf or listening,
Cory
I was wondering what would be a better book to start off with, i'm totally new to C++ i just came from VB ;)
I finally got the Borland Compiler installed, never knew a isntallation of a compiler could be that confusing heh, Welll anyways, what would be a better book, for a total newbie in C++, "Thinking in C++" or "Learn C++ in 21 days"?
I think "Thinking in C++ is much more organized and stuff but it says like in chapter 3 i do expect u to know some sorta lang, like c or pascal or basic(doing alot of functions and subs i guess?)
But if you know witch would be better, please post it! :D
Thanksf or listening,
Cory