Not necessarily just a C++ book, but you may want to try code complete (depending on how difficult some of the data structures you will use will be). And for a true C++ book, check out C++ Primer Plus...quite nifty.
Good luck
Kevin
- "The truth hurts, maybe not as much as jumping on a bicycle with no seat, but it hurts.
> Any free downloadable C/C++ book in form of types such as pdf or zip?
Funny, what does this post say a little higher up in this thread?
> "Thinking in C++" a free download from
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