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Big C++, 1st edition

Computing Concepts with C++ Essentials, 3rd edition

ISBN 0-471-47063-5		ISBN 0-471-16437-2

Cay S. Horstmann  San Jose State University

Timothy Budd  Oregon State University

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• If C++ isn't your first language choice for CS1, check out Big Java! It teaches the same concepts with the same pedagogy, but it uses Java as the implementation language.

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