I have been intrested in strating to learn programming.  I did take BACIC
quite a few years back, but don't remember much.  Anyway, I picked up Borland 
C++ 4.0 for DOS, Windows, and Windows NT, but it did not have any books with 
it. (only cost me $5.00)  Then I came across a whole package of Borland C++ 
3.1 books shrink wrapped for $2.50.  So, my questions are, is 4.0 or for that 
matter, Borland a good place to start?  How much of a diffrence is there 
between 4.0 and 3.1, will the books be close enfough to the software so I can 
muddle thru it myself?  And, as I mostly use OS/2, how much of this 
transulates to OS/2 platform, or for that matter, unix and unix type OpSys? 
Thanks in advance to anyone who takes on this challange to educate me :-)
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