What to read next?
I'm going to college next year and am majoring in CS. I finished reading Problem Solving with C++ (http://www.amazon.com/Problem-Solving-C-8th-MyProgrammingLab/dp/0132162733/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1307423836&sr=1-1 ), but before that, I had no programming experience. I understand most of what the book says, but would like to continue learning before I head of to college in a couple months. What would you guys recommend next: another book, learn another language, or continue learning C++ (in which case, what book do you recommend?) and pick up another language (which one?)?
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If you know what language they'll use in class, you might want to save some time and learn that. If that language was C++, then I recommend any functional language (don't confuse "functional" and "procedural") so you can see two completely different styles of programming.
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