Kính chào thầy cô và các anh chị ạ
Em là tân sinh viên ngành khoa học máy tính
Em tìm trên mạng thấy có rất nhiều sách để tự học lập trình c++ và em không biết cuốn nào là tốt ạ. Các thầy cô và anh chị tư vấn giúp em với ạ
Em cám ơn rất nhiều
Trong buổi đầu tiên của môn học giảng viên sẽ gợi ý cho em các sách để tham khảo, cứ yên tâm… Mà trên đại học thì thường muốn giỏi một môn phải đọc tham khảo 3-4 cuốn sách lận
Hello,
A lot of books have been written on the subject for beginners and to be honest all of those books cover about the same number of topics and similar explanation. We all have a different approach to learning and understanding things so calling a book ‘most suitable’ would be incorrect.
However there were a few books which I found to be relatively easy to comprehend when I was learning C++, those were:
- Let Us C++ by Yashwant Kanetkar
- The C++ Programming Language by Bjarne Stroustrup
- C++ Primer by Stanley B. Lippman
- Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++ by Bjarne Stroustrup
All of these are beginner level books and would give you a very interesting introduction to C++. I would also like to mention one thing there that if you trying to learn programming only by reading a book you might get bored after a point of time, so it is always recommended to enroll yourself in any online course(there are many available for free) complete it.
It is always a good practice to use a book as a reference while you learn the implementation from somewhere. I would also suggest you to practice a LOT, this will deepen your understanding and clear your concepts. You can sign up on any coding practice site(like HackerRank or HackerEarth) and practice regularly.
Also while you are learning to code, be aware that code errors are an integrated part of programming, they are always there whether you are a beginner or experienced professional. So let your ‘code bugs’ encourage you to and help you become a better programmer.
I hope you found something of value from this answer. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
Happy Coding, Cheers!
Regards
Daniel Charles