Bo Schwarzstein wrote:
> <<C++ Primer>> from Stan Lippman is a very good book for beginner.
> Prepare a good IDE on your platform, Visual Studio Express on Windows
> or Eclipse on LINUX, then you can begin.
>
> In fact I think C++ is a very powerful language, it's too perfect to
> meet its all feature. Maybe you should learn some script language such
> as lua, python, perl, ruby then you can combine them together by using
> SWIG.
>
> Data structure, algrothim, design pattern, compiler, computer arch,
> operation system etc., maybe you will learn for several years.
Yes, I'm quite agree with you, I have bought the <<C++ primer>> book,
it's too big for beginners because it has many pages ( I only use it as
a dictionary), instead, I suggest Lippman's another book <<Essential
C++>>, it's a lite version and is better for beginners.
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