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Best books to learn C++

For beginners
You can learn c++ from
  1. Let Us C++ by Yeshwant Kanetkar.
  2. Object Oriented Programming with C++ by E Balagurusamy.
  3. C++ Programming Language by Bjarne Stroustrup
Also you can refer best books on c++ programming.
For advanced c++ learners:
Next, if you are advanced c++ learner then you should refer books like:
  • Data Structures, Algorithms And Applications In C++ by Sartaj Sahni
  • Test Your C++ Skills by Yeshwant Kantekar
 
I started with C++ 6 months ago. Today I have learned 3 other languages and work as a java developer. The reason why it went so well is because of the C++ book Professional C++ by Marc Gregoire. It gives you such a deep knowledge of C++ and programming in general that it is really easy to learn another language if you want. Marc is a most valuable professional at microsoft so he know his stuff!
I write more about Professional C++ here:
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"Yes I am familiar with calculus. Math is not I am much qworried about. But for programming I need to start from scratch :)"

You need to start maths from scratch as well. No offence meant, Calculus is kind of 'baby maths'. Calculus is like taking driving lessons. Maths is !(taking driving lessons).
 
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The 3rd edition of Brian Overland's C++ Without Fear is now out. If you're new to coding and need to learn basic C++ fast and enjoyably, I can't think of a better book. Amazon is selling it for a paltry $21. The book won't take you very far but will give you the framework to tackle more advanced books.
 
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