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Cloud9 · 06-23-2007

As the other poster alludes to, I think a lot of it depends on the previous experience you have of programming. One possibility is to start off by messing around in something with a similar feel like one of the shells in linux or unix. If you already have experience then the "learn in 21 days" is a good book. I think I bought my first copy of it around 9 years ago!

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Cloud9 Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 11	Re: How to learn c++? As the other poster alludes to, I think a lot of it depends on the previous experience you have of programming. One possibility is to start off by messing around in something with a similar feel like one of the shells in linux or unix. If you already have experience then the "learn in 21 days" is a good book. I think I bought my first copy of it around 9 years ago! Good Luck __________________ We Introduce You is a Secured Loans expert who tries to match individuals to the best loan.