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Title: Good for people with not so good programming background!
Review: As far as the downloaded copies of this book go, it is very similar in style to Eckel's Thinking in C++ (TIC). Although Eckel's style is good, the only thing I have against it is the poor choice of examples. Most examples look artificial and sometimes I have had to spend more time understanding the example than the programming concept which it exemplifies. Maybe I am asking too much, but compared to examples in K & R and Stroustrup examples in TIC and TIJ are really poor quality. But then, examples in Arnold & Gosling aren't any good too.
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