C++! Can anyone tell me the books that are sequential in learning C++ from basic to most advanced?

I want to learn a programming language, so I thought to go for C++.


As a CS major, I took introductory programming class where I learned making classes, and the concept of pointers.


But still, I would like to start from base and reach to the very roof of C++.


What are books that you C++ developers or learners would recommend me for this SEQUENTIAL ASCENT . I understand that it may take 3, 4 to 5 books.


Please provide me a good sequential list.


Thank you

C++! Can anyone tell me the books that are sequential in learning C++ from basic to most advanced?
First you should start with "Teach Yourself C++" by Robert Lafore. This is an excellent book which gives you top to bottom description for each feature of C++ language in easy language and with easiest and practical examples. Once you will complete this book you will be confident to do programming in C++.





Then you should start learning "The Complete Reference: C++" By Herbert Schildt. This is an advance book which describes all the feature in much depth.





I think "Teach Yourself C++" by Robert Lafore is enough to make you confident about C++ programming. You should use "The Complete Reference: C++" in future use while advance programming in C++.





Happy learning...
Reply:Prime C++ should be one of the must-read c++ books
Reply:I learned from "Starting out with C++" by Tony Gaddis, and I like the way he goes step to step, that 's why to learn Visual Basic I opt to by book written by him again. And this book is for starter .


Hope this help.