What are good books/programs to learn C++ on the PC

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From: cosc12ss
Date: Wed, 15 May 1991 20:49

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I will be teaching myself C++ this summer.  I have been using C for about
4 years now (hopefully when I graduate I can get a job in it).  I am
currently using Borland Turbo C++.  Could some of you send me some
suggestions about good C++ tutorial books for the IBM-PC?  I have seen
some that come with source code on a disk.  Which ones are really good?
I work better with the tutorial approach ("A Book on C, The C Tutorial")
than on the reference material approach ("K&R C") until I hit 50-60%
master of a language.
Thanks,
Stephen McLeod

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