I found the "Teach Yourself Visually" series from Wiley Publishing is
really good for starting out; I bought their books on PHP and XML and
they were both invaluable. However, looking on Amazon I don't seem to
find a book in that series for C or C++.
On Mar 9, 2005, at 8:35 PM, 404 wrote:
> I have been wanting to learn a programming language for some time now,
> I
> have been looking at C / C++ but I don't really know where to start.
> Can
> anyone here recommend a few books to help me get started? I'm good with
> learning from examples and other "hands on" methods, like general books
> and HOWTOs.
>
> I would want to code for Linux and *BSD/OS X (I have Xcode on the Mac,
> I
> have been playing around with it but I still need way more help).
>
> Any info would be great, thanks everyone =]
>
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