to c++ programmers: what is the best c++ book?

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• Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 14:02:40 +0700
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Please, give an advice (link) to the best c++ book. The one that
includes: detailed, easy to understand, make use explaining, X-objects
use explaining (qt prefered).
If no single - let it be several. The main purpose is easiness even over
difficult things. Thank You.

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Best regards,
Strong.

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