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From: heilmayr@wheatena.berkeley.edu (Stephan Heilmayr)
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Subject: C++ books
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Are there any good intermediate-level introductions to C++
and object-oriented programming available?  Ideally, I would
like to find a book that is the C++ equivalent of Kernighan &
Ritchie.  To be more specific:
I know essentially nothing about C++, but I have programmed
in a number of different languages (including C).  I am looking
for an introduction to C++ that is complete (including recent
additions like multiple inheritance), clear, and fairly concise.
Please send any recommendations to me directly (since I have not
yet learned C++, I do not normally read this newsgroup).  If
there is any kind of consensus among the responses, I will post
a summary.

Thanks.

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-Klaus   (a.k.a.   heilmayr@math.berkeley.edu )