World programming language Rankings January 08 _c++ language

The C + + programming Language Highest Rating (since 2001): 17.531% (3rd position, August 2003) Lowest Rating (since 2001): 7.871% (5th position, Decembe R 2007) paradigms:object-oriented Type system:statically typed

.

Related C + + classic books recommended:

Bjarne Stroustrup's "the C + + programming Language" is the first book on C + + language. There is no doubt that it is the most important work on C + + language and its program design, and the status in this field is irreplaceable. The book "The C + + programming Language" with the development of C + + language evolution and progress, after the 1th edition (1985), 2nd edition (1991), 3rd edition (1998), the book's English original book is "the C + + programming The "Special Edition (2000)" (corresponding to a photocopy of the domestic introduction) has been supplemented and revised by the 3rd edition of Language. The first thing I want to say about this Chinese translation is "It's too Late". --Attack Zongyan

Paired with its sister, effective C + +, is an essential book for every C + + developer.

This is a book that inspires people in many aspects of C + +: In terms of the language features that are rarely used, or in the language features you think you are very familiar with. Only with a deep understanding of how the C + + compiler interprets the code can you write robust software in this language. This book is a valuable piece of information to help you reach this level of understanding. After reading this book, I felt like I had done a code review with a C + + programming Guru (review) and got a lot of insights from him.
--fred Wild, vice president of technology, Advantage Software echnologies

C + + Father doubly respected C + + books ...

If you are not proficient in C + +, but want to use it to solve practical problems, this book is very suitable. Its easy to understand system introduces the advanced topics of C + +, can help you to become a C + + expert, and do not require you to have too much knowledge of C + +.

"Java programming Idea" Bruce Eckel works