C++ Book Recommendation for a Programmer?

[Huy]

I am in need of a book recommendation to pick up C++ properly and
elegantly. I program extensively within the Python programming
language and have a decent grasp of OOP (possibly could be better) and
am adept with ansi C. Would any of you have a book recommendation that
goes into swift detail and clearly written? Thank you in advance.

 

[Mike Wahler]

I am in need of a book recommendation to pick up C++ properly and
elegantly. I program extensively within the Python programming
language and have a decent grasp of OOP (possibly could be better) and
am adept with ansi C. Would any of you have a book recommendation that
goes into swift detail and clearly written? Thank you in advance.

www.acceleratedcpp.com

-Mike

 

[red floyd]

I am in need of a book recommendation to pick up C++ properly and
elegantly. I program extensively within the Python programming
language and have a decent grasp of OOP (possibly could be better) and
am adept with ansi C. Would any of you have a book recommendation that
goes into swift detail and clearly written? Thank you in advance.

Koenig & Moo, "Accelerated C++".

 

[hotice]

c++ prime plus is a good book

 

[shadowman615]

I am in need of a book recommendation to pick up C++ properly and
elegantly. I program extensively within the Python programming
language and have a decent grasp of OOP (possibly could be better) and
am adept with ansi C. Would any of you have a book recommendation that
goes into swift detail and clearly written? Thank you in advance.

There are several book reccomendations, including those already
mentioned, in the FAQ:

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/index.html