What are the aspects of the application of c, and recommend a few books

If you want to learn deeply, you have to learn data structures and so on, and if you just learn C++, it is difficult to write a good program. If you just want a quick start, go straight to the ready-made program.

Personally, I think it is better to move forward step by step, and I recommend "Data Structure" published by Tsinghua University Press. Although it's the main lecture C.,But it's good to learn the core of the program.。。。

c++primer》

the c++ programming language》

Famous works, there are Chinese pdf versions, look for them on the Internet.

1.《c++primer》

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He is currently working on the Visual C++ project at Microsoft.

Josee Lajoie is a member of the C C++ Compiler Development Group at IBM Canada Labs and chairs the Core Language Working Group of the ANSI ISO C++ Standards Committee. Josee is a columnist for C++ Report magazine.

Suitable for readers: Those who have at least learned C.

Features of this book: Sold 400,000 copies worldwide, there is an "encyclopedia of C++", which is a must-have for C++ programmers. The description of syntax and semantics is very detailed and rigorous, which is suitable for experienced C and C++ programmers to use as a reference book and theoretical guide, but because it has a certain depth and no advanced chapter arrangement, it is not suitable for beginners to use as a textbook, ** slightly higher (128).

In the case of C, we recommend K&R's "C Programming Language", and you can also read "C and Pointer" and "C Pitfalls and Defects" together. C Programming Language" is actually quite difficult in this book, and these three books can be read interspersed.

Or you can read "C Primer Plus" directly, which is also a book for learning C language, which is thicker, I don't like the same book as a brick, I think this book is suitable for use as a dictionary, but if you don't have a foundation, this is very good.

As for C++ Accelerated C++, the book is pretty good, and it basically looks smooth if you have a bit of C language foundation. C++ Primer has an author, the author of Accelerated C++. C++ Primer is quite thick, like a brick.

Personally, I recommend "Accelerated C++", "C++ Primer" I think is suitable for dictionary lookup.

In fact, in the end, it is all about practice.

Let's start by listing some C++ study classics.

C++: C++ Primer (Fouth Edition): A primer on the C++ classics.

EFFICTIVE C++ C++ Advanced Reading.

More Effective C++" C++ Advanced Reading.

Inside C++ Object Model: ** for C++ kernel objects.

Modern C++ Design: Avant-garde C++ programming methods, whimsical programming ideas.