whats the best book to learn c/c++?

I thought C++ in 24 hours was pretty good, it won't teach you any advanced things, but it does teach you the basics pretty well...
If you need to learn how to use an unsigned data type, this is the book to get, the guy who wrote it swears upon unsigned datatypes..... :confused:

There is one more book I Fully Recomend I am using it as a text book in my C++ class, I don't have it handy right now, but when I find the name I'll give it to you...

the book covers lots of old computers, and how they were used, and it teaches some lower level stuff, like stacks, and registers, etc... and it also teaches some stuff like ascii codes...

I haven't gotten through the whole book yet, only a couple chapters, its pretty good... but its kind of old. When it was written, the boolean type hadnt been part of ANSI C++ yet. You had to include bool.h.....

I think the name of the book is something along the lines of
"how to program in C plus plus"

when I find the book(its in my room somewhere) I'll type up the name, author, and publisher... oh and ISBN....

[Edited by denniswrenn on 09-09-2000 at 11:39 AM]