Books for learning C++/C#

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13372012-06-27 22:51:36

Books

1337, 2012-06-27 22:51:36

Hello.

In the summer there will be some free time. I would like to learn the basics, and maybe something more, in programming with Visual Studio 2010 C++/C#. Please advise good books in Russian, preferably in electronic form.

What is better to study? C++ or C#?

Thanks in advance for your replies.

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Nikolai Turnaviotov, 2012-06-27
@foxmuldercp

Here, once a week, questions are asked to study them.
You can search for the C# tag.
From myself I recommend Troelsen, on 4 Net.
habrahabr.ru/qa/20841/
habrahabr.ru/qa/18490/
habrahabr.ru/qa/17694/
habrahabr.ru/qa/10301/
habrahabr.ru/qa/2624/

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XimikS, 2012-06-28
@XimikS

> What is better to study? C++ or C#?
Depending on what interests you.
Desktop applications (Windows only, let's forget about mono for now), websites - C #
It will be easier, in my opinion, and be sure to try such a thing as Resharper :)
High-performance, cross-platform - C ++. In terms of GUI - QT / wxWidgets, and immediately use the capabilities of C ++ 0x - writing has become easier.

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Ramires, 2012-06-28
@Ramires

XimikS correctly wrote. If you decide to learn C++ from the basics, start with Stroustrup. Next, go to the C++0x and boost documentation. And then decide for yourself))

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pixelshader, 2012-06-28
@pixelshader

If C ++, then of course you need to master Stroustrup (I recommend a special edition, but only the translation of Anisimov and Kononov, edited by Andreev and Ushakov).
On the other hand, it is very difficult to start with it, he only mastered it from the third or fourth time.
Therefore, now I have built the following chain for myself:
some C ++ tutorial for dummies -> Stroustrup -> GoF -> Alexandrescu ->…

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Andrew, 2012-08-25
@DevAndrew

In C++, I started with Herbert Schildt (The Complete C++ Reference). I read 70% of the book, I understood 20 percent of what I read well, then I practiced for 2-3 months, re-read these 70% again and everything fell into place.
In C#, I also started with Herbert Schildt. Mastered the syntax and started to practice.

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Caefah, 2014-04-16
@Caefah

It is best to study something that does NOT contain the unnatural OOP paradigm that turns the mind inside out. Namely, time-tested, fast, popular and perfect C!
A collection of books on C programming for beginners. In Russian. tfile.me/forum/viewtopic.php?p=7319597