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which are the good books for c,c++ and unix?
i am B. TECH STUDENT OF COMP SCIENCE. |
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Edited by
Classyjeff
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Fri 12/21/07 02:49 AM
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there are ton's
It depends on your current skill level |
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I AM JUST A BEGINNER. BUT I WANT VERY DEEP KNOWLEDGE OF THEM SINCE I 2WILL GO FOR M TECH
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It sounds corny, but I've found the "for dummies" books to be a great start. Just about any book store will carry them.
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ya they are a good start and then get a developer book..
just take your time and make sure your logic is nice and clean and the rest writes itself |
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This is a good source for C&C++
http://www.computer-books.us/c.php |
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The C++ Black Book is by far my favorite. It won't guide you through the beginner's steps, (that's what www.cppreference.com is for), but it will stand as a complete reference for all of those quirky syntax rules of the more advanced features you need to know.
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for c++, there is a book I have personally used "How to make video games using C++" , it is a very good beginner book. Aside from that, if you do so choose to pick up that certain book, also pick up a generic C++ book of commands(Just one giant table of all the commands and definitions next to them).
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