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Yeah, C++ is different than C, but I think you should get both
a C and a C++ book.  Most C++ books only cover the differences
between C and C++, and you are left out in the cold if you don't
know C.  Also, when trying to understand what other people are
talking about, they might use a C reference and you won't know
what they are talking about.  So
1) Get a C book and learn all you can about C
2) Get a C++ book and learn all you can about C++
3) Program in C++
Trying to learn C++ without knowing C is kind of tough, because C++ is
simply an extention of C.  It would be like seeing a sequel to a movie without
seeing the first one.  One you become familiar with the C way of doing stuff,
understanding the concepts behind C++ becomes quite easy.