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A good starters book for c++ is the one by walter savich...(i read it in my 1st sem)... once u get thru the book. I think u shud try to learn how to use the STL(standard template library) functions. There are a lot of them. people familar will java will note that java always had a very rich set of libraries... and the trend now in c++ is similar... u can use the advacend data structurs like stack, vector, map etc without coding...

I started with Bruce Eckel's Thinking in Cpp 2nd edition vol.1 and 2 and I am satisfied with that. The book is really great. But for some people might look a bit scary for it's size: vol.1 is ~900 pages and vol.2 is ~800 pages Good luck..