> > i haven't had a chance to do that yet, so if anyone has encountered these
> > books before, i would love to hear some opinions:
> >
> > Programming & Problem Solving with C++, 2nd ed., by Dale, Weems, & Headington
> >
> > C++ Primer, 3rd ed., by Lippman & Lajoie
> >
> > The C++ Programming Language, 3rd ed., by Stroustrup
> >
> > i'd love to keep all three but sometimes finances interfere with my
> > preferences, eh? at first blush, i'm leaning toward the last title because
> > its cover proclaims that it was written by "the creator of C++" but that
> > leaning may change as the weekend progresses and i actually start cracking
> > them.
You will definitely want the Stroustrup book at some point in the future,
although most folks don't seem to learn from it too well. I've had to
bring several people up to speed on C++, and Stroustrup seems to generally
be too sparse on examples...but maybe you don't need that many examples :)
Good luck!
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