C++ Programming eBooks for Beginners

[anup30]

>> I have few months experience in C++. i started with this site's tutorials book by Juan Soulié(2007) pages144, which i think is of standard quality. but many topics are time consuming for a beginner, for its compact style - you have to experiment with codes in different ways, to get a good grasp.

>> few days ago i got, C++ for Dummies by Stephen R. Davis (7th ed. 2014) pages450 - which is very suitable for neubies.
download link: http://it-ebooks.info/book/3586/

>> Beginners can also start with, C++ The Complete Reference 5th ed. by Herbert Schildt.

>> when i'll get enough foundation I'll read, Professional C++ 2nd ed (2011) - from Wrox.

>> learncpp.com provides The Easiest tutorials for beginner/intermediate learners, many advanced features are also described there in a very easy way. most of the material there was written in 2007. i have composed a pdf book from these tutorials. Lets call it:
C++, A handmade book of learnCpp.com's Tutorials, pages743

you can view/download the pdf file for free. size: 3MB >
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B24Ki1Y3V2tzWkxCdXdJTXFzZG8/edit?usp=sharing

its probably the easiest C++ book, you have ever seen!
pls send feedback about the work....

 //The simplest compilable C++ program 
int main()
{
   //No program 
}