I usually do all my programming research online. However, I want to buy a good solid c++ book for reference. Does anyone have good suggestions for a solid c++ book. Im not looking for a beginner's book. I'm looking for something that is almost like a reference with good sample code. I was looking at "C++ programming language 3rd edition" by Bjarne. Just wondering what ppl think of that book. Thanks.
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For refrence....
C/C++ a reference. There are two versions, the programmer's reference (which is the man files, and the headers correlated quite nicely), and the complete reference, which has examples of code as well. Dietel and Deitel is a great book to learn, but not a very good place to refer with more advanced topics. Also any O'Reilly book is really good.
C/C++ a reference. There are two versions, the programmer's reference (which is the man files, and the headers correlated quite nicely), and the complete reference, which has examples of code as well. Dietel and Deitel is a great book to learn, but not a very good place to refer with more advanced topics. Also any O'Reilly book is really good.
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