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| The C++ Programming Language: Special Edition
by Bjarne Stroustrup $55.58 C++ starts and ends here. This is no primer. But sometimes you absolutely NEED this book. | The C++ Standard Library: A Tutorial and Re...
by Nicolai M. Josuttis $52.31 Clear and necessary reference on the huge C++ standard library. | C++ Templates: The Complete Guide
by David Vandevoorde $49.04 Templates are powerful and tricky. This is the only book we know that sorts it all out. |
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| Scientific and Engineering C++: An Introduc...
by John J. Barton $44.02 Very sophisticated text; if you are serious about C++, you'll need to read this one. | C++ Primer (4th Edition)
by Stanley B. Lippman $39.23 Now in a new edition, this standard can again be recommended as a good starting point for C++. | C++ Primer Plus (5th Edition)
by Stephen Prata $37.79 A best-selling text for learning C++. |
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| C++ FAQs (2nd Edition)
by Marshall P. Cline $44.62 More extensive than the on-line version, this is full of good C++ programming advice. | Effective C++: 55 Specific Ways to Improve ...
by Scott Meyers $32.69 A perennial best seller. | C: A Reference Manual (5th Edition)
by Samuel P. Harbison $34.65 There's enough C still in C++ that you'll likely need this clear reference. We sure do. |
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