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From: ajp@hpopd.HP.COM (Andrew Pearce)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: Re: c++ books for beginner (non C programmer)
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Date: 5 Jul 90 10:47:51 GMT
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> are there any GOOD books out there for an aspiring c++ programmer,
> who is also not a c programmer?  

I just read "An Introduction to C++" by Keith Gorlen in selected readings 
which came with the AT&T Release 2.0 manuals, which was very clear.  This 
is taken from a paper by Keith Gorlen, but I don't have any more details.

Maybe this introduction is in :

"Data Abstraction and Object Oriented Programming in C++"
 by K.E. Gorlen, S.M. Orlow & P.S. Plexico, Wiley 1990
 ISBN #1-92346-X

.. it may be worth checking out.

 -- Andy Pearce