1) C for Dummies (35.99)
2) Programming C (79.99)
3) How to Program C++ (39.99, 3 books plus 2 CDROMS, and Borland C++)
I would recommend "C for Dummies" only if you're a complete beginner
to programming and don't have much computer experience.
As for the others... the most important info is the publisher. Which
publisher you choose really determines the quality.
O'Reilly: the best
Que: Good
Brady: Good
Sams: OK
Bantam: Almost as good as Sams
Microsoft Press: Very bad
Note- this is just my personal judgement based on programming books
I've bought or read over the years. However, O'Reilly is universally
acknowledged (sp) as the best by geeks everywhere.
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