Current literature on C, C++?

Question

C++ / C#

Hey! What literature is up-to-date on C and C++ at the moment? A little about my experience:

• I read Podbelsky / Schildt during my 1st year (about 3 years ago)
  
• used C and C++ only as part of institute labs
  
• I write in .NET at work (about 6 months)
  

As you can see from experience - I'm a beginner , so I need the appropriate literature, where there are more tasks / practice.
I will study because I don’t know what to do with myself in my free time, and it’s just interesting to refresh my knowledge.
I would be very grateful if you advise what and in what order to read and comment on the choice of this or that book (why it is this and not another). I plan to start with C. It is advisable to advise literature in Russian, because in English it is not read as quickly as we would like. Thanks in advance for your reply.

Answer 1

- Stephen Pratt's book is very good, in my opinion. The first thing to read. He explains there many things for those who are almost from scratch. I don’t advise you to start with pure C (like K & R), it is fraught with the fact that you can get used to the outdated style :). Although
-I also recommend Max Schlee's book on Qt "Qt 5.3 Professional C++ Programming" In fact, a quick overview of the entire library, not very deep and meticulous, but not too superficial. Therefore, it does not load Moscow too much. I think it's the best for a start.
- "Perfect code" can be read so purely for general development, but it is desirable to know C ++ at a basic level. many examples on it.

Answer 2

As for C, C++ literature is not particularly outdated. Here is a good bibliography

Answer 3

Stephen Prata "The C Programming Language", he also has C++.

Answer 4

I plan to start with C

What for? As for C++, I recommend Prat's lectures and exercises.