A few good books on C/C ++

The books listed here are books that simply learn the C/C ++ language, independent of the development platform.

 

1. Good books on C Language Learning

(1) Tan haoqiang's cProgramDesign, entry-level classic.

(2) c expert programming: the watershed between Junior C and senior C programmers must be read.

(3) c traps and defects, which describe the mistakes easily made in C. The practical engineering experience is summarized and worth reading.

By the way, to fully understand the C language, you must be familiar with the computer architecture and assembly language.

 

2. Good Books for learning the C ++ Language

(1) c ++ programming language, written by the father of C ++, the authoritative work, and the use of C ++.

(2) The design and evolution of C ++ language, written by the father of C ++, describes the origins of C ++ language and design principles, and improves the understanding of C ++.

(3) in-depth exploration of the C ++ object model, as masterpiece of Lippman, is of great help in understanding the implementation of the c ++ language.

 

In addition, if you want to use the C/C ++ language flexibly and develop large projects, the specific development platform must be involved. This involves the basic operating system technology and project management technology.