I am a new user to the Linux world. I dont know anything about Linux but I have some basic knowledge of C. Suggest me a good book to learn C/C++ programming under Linux.

1. "GNU/Linux Application Programming"
   By M. Tim Jones
   Thomson Delmar Learning
2. The best book from my point of view is Introduction to C by Kernighan and Ritchie and online tutorial you can find here http://www.lysator.liu.se/c/bwk-tutor.ht… .
3. Programming lanuage is the same,though u use different oprating system platforms.SO u can use any books of c/c++.But if u want to do some special features like networking,etc implemented in the code, go for the site:programmersheaven.com
4. http://freecomputerbooks.com/
5. If you know C/C++, just go for it.

   The default C/C++ compiler in Linux is GCC.
   It might come with MinGW, if not correct me.

   I always use MinGW, "c++ -o foo foo.cpp" and stuff.

   Happy Coding!

6. I always liked the WROX series of books…
   Good luck.
7. http://www.unix/linux.com/books…
   This site should have anything & everything that you'll need
8. Yashwant Kanethkar

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