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Thinking in C++

Bruce Eckel

Practical book aimed at C programmers who want to learn how to program effectively in C++. It is for intermediate or advanced level courses. New edition available in Spring 1999.

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A practical guide for C programmers transitioning to effective C++ programming, suitable for intermediate to advanced learners.

Read this if

  • You are an experienced C programmer learning C++ effectively.
  • You seek an intermediate-to-advanced level C++ learning resource.
  • You want to understand C++ paradigms from a C background.

Skip this for now if

  • You are new to programming or C and need an introduction.
  • You require content covering modern C++ standards post-1999.
  • You prefer a quick reference over a detailed, in-depth guide.
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