C Which book is better What book is better to learn C What book is good to read?

I am a software engineer from Shanghai Jiaotong University, so I can recommend our book.

C++ Primer 3rd (you can also find the Chinese version) This book has detailed grammar, fine and in-depth, and is used as a reference book.

or Absolute C++ (2nd Edition), which is easier to write and can be used as a primary book. The English version is recommended, and it is good to improve your English.

These two textbooks are textbooks when I was studying at Jiao Tong University, and I feel okay.

Personally, I think that China's products can be used as reference books to check the usage, if you want to learn, I recommend you to publish the "C++ University Tutorial" "How to Program" published by the Electronic Industry Press, which is edited by & father and son, and you can see the way out of the door after reading it compared with other books.

Most of the books are similar, and the content is much the same.

I recommend Jiang Aijun's "C++ Language Programming" by the People's Posts and Telecommunications Publishing House, which is good.

"C++ Programming" by Tan Haoqiang of Tsinghua University Press

To be honest, in fact, Mr. Tan Haoqiang's introduction is very good, after reading, you can see C++ primer for about a year of actual programming using C++, which is very detailed, and you will benefit a lot from practical experience at this time.

It's true, try it and you'll know.

Our textbook is Tan Haoqiang's C++ object-oriented programming, and since it is a textbook, it should not be wrong.

Excuse me, are you asking questions or selling, but these are very good, I suggest you go to the post bar and post them, they are very popular.

It's up to you, and the most important thing is to read her.

Tan Haoqiang's "C++ Object-Oriented Programming" [Some of the programs in it are wrong].

The University of Electronic Science and Technology "C++ Programming" [the after-class program in it is also outrageously wrong].

However, if you had to choose one of the two, I would suggest you choose the former!

I also studied Tan Haoqiang's "C++ Object-Oriented Programming".

You can take a look at the "C++Primer Plus", and then read "C++ Primer", and do the following questions while reading, which is very profitable.