Good c++ eBook that covers everything from A-Z?

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Hey, can you guys give me some name of c++ eBook that covers everything from A-Z and its easier to read and understand?

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Posted 16-May-11 0:55am

SiL3NTK0D3R

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CPallini 16-May-11 7:50am

The problem, my friend, is that C++ language is not an easy subject by itself.

Nithin Sundar 16-May-11 7:59am

If only comments could be upvoted! xD

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Solution 1

For a free e-book:

http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/[^]

And do check this out:

Useful Reference Books[^]

Although I wouldn't depend on just one or two books to learn everything about C++ if I were you.

Posted 16-May-11 1:11am

Nithin Sundar

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SiL3NTK0D3R 16-May-11 19:54pm

Yes i know i read 2 books already which only contains basics in c++

Solution 2

Also - check out the previous questions related to C++ book resources. Most paper books nowadays have a 'e' version anyway, so the answers apply:

Best Book/Resources To Learn C++[^]
What is the best C++ book for newbie like me, can someone give advise?[^]

EDIT: Plus it is always a good idea to search the forums here at CP before posting a new question - many questions have already been answered here - so chances are the question you are about to ask may be a repost. And nobody likes reposts, right guys? ;)

Posted 16-May-11 1:42am

tolw

Updated 16-May-11 1:46am

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Solution 4

I guess the best way of doing it would be studying the language from the creator himself i.e Bjarne Stroustrup at http://www2.research.att.com/~bs/bs_faq.html[^],it provides you enough material to learn.

Posted 16-May-11 1:58am

hakz.code

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CPallini 16-May-11 8:03am

I see a little violation of the requirements on the 'easy to read' side.
:rolleyes:

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-16T01:54:00

Solution 3

I think 'the reasonable' approach would be
First:

Start reading an 'easy book' or a tutorial, that doesn't cover everything but provides you 'the introduction' to the language.
Make some experience programming.

then

Study a deeper and more complete book.
Make more more experience programming.

Posted 16-May-11 1:54am

CPallini

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Nithin Sundar 16-May-11 8:02am

Agreed. There is no definitive way to learn C++ than experience.