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what are the best books (not ebooks) available for :
1. c
2. c++
3. java
4. opengl programming
5. .net
6. php
7. ccna / mcse
the books are for beginners and should cover at least some advanced material. need the specific books name and author if possible.
p.s :they are for a library
for c/c++
go in for yashwant kanitkar(let us c or let us c++)(around 300 bucks each).
Java--> The Complete Reference for JAVA(around 500 bucks)
hey anshul i like ur suggestions but i don't think complete ref is good enough to spent money
rather go for E. Balagoshwami(sorry weak in speall) 6 books set.
or even com ref is so called ok.
but correct me if im wrong and pls send reasons for that
i have read Complete Ref. and found it to be good enough for my needs so far.(in core Java).
As for the book u suggested, could u please let me know the exact title and the author with the publications so that i could give it a try;):)
for advanced C
Born to code in C - Herbert Schildt (spell chek pls) is the best
For C++ >> "Object Oriented Programming in Microsoft C++" by ROBERT LAFORE
For Java >> "Java 2 - The Complete Reference" by HERBERT SCHILDT
Hi p}{oToN
for Java I would refer Head First by Kathy Sierra.
thanks a lot guys!! and what about .net??
hi...
My suggestions for the books are :
1. C --- The C programming language by kerningham and rithcie...PHI
The ultimate refernce to C written by the inventors themselves ...cheap 100bucks only...good for beginners and advanced students
For pointers --- Understanding Pointers in C by Yashwant Kanitkar
Must for a library
2. C++ --- The books by Ravichandran, Balaguruswamy , Lafore(If u want the names i will give them later)
All are good I personally prefer first two...Balagurswamy for good language and quality and Ravichandran for being very simple(smtimes stupid simple) lots of examples and covering a lot of topics.
3.Java --- Herbert Schildt is the defacto standard but i will also highly recommend Java 2 Black Book for more practical teaching ...also Books from Sun like The Java Tutorial are a nice keep
4.CCNA --- CCNA book from Todd lamble , publisher : Sybex...All my CCNA frns have used this one and also the ones pursuing CCNA use this...the one from Cisco Press is also good for detailed study
Test ur C skills and Test ur C++ skills have also become quite popular recently ...havent chked them out yet so cant comment.
For a library i also recommend keeping a copy (atleast) of The C++ programming Language by Stroustrup as a reference ...its a bit tough for beginners but very good for referencing and excellent for C programmers
Others cant comment ...I did PHP thru a ebook and dont know abt its availabitliy in market u can have a look at the ebook (uploaded it for reference only)
ya test ur skill in c&c++ by yashwant kanitkar
it's good but don't bye it if u r a member of any lib.
coz will over in a week or so