I need to read Shaffer's Practical Introduction to Data Structures and Analysis of Algorithms for the class, but the code examples in the book are all in C ++, which I don’t know. I already know C and Java and was wondering if you know any resources that would help you learn enough C ++ to quickly understand these examples if you already know another language. Thanks!
Another free C ++ Annotations tutorial from Frank B. Brokken. You can view it online, or you can download the pdf version .
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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45175/resources-online-to-learn-c
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I am surprised that no one has mentioned Accelerated C ++ yet . It is not based on your existing knowledge of C (or Java), but it will teach you the language as it stands alone.
I found "C ++" Till Yeske, 2002, ISBN 0-201-75879-2 very well. It is not a killer of pets, only 1.25 thickness, and is well written enough - concise and accurate. I knew a little C ++, but Exek's book really helped me.