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crea
Any good advanced level C++ books you would recommend to go to next level. I
know basics since 1996. I have already Bjarnes book.
know basics since 1996. I have already Bjarnes book.
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Victor Bazarov
Try "Modern C++ Design" by Alexandrescu, "Multi-Paradigm Design for C++"
by Coplien. Concentrate on the application domain, not the language.
C++ is just a tool.
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bancsy
You can find a list of the definitive books on C++ here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/388242/the-definitive-c-book-guide-and-list
There are other good books out there but I find this list to be
satisfactory.
If you want to take your programming skills higher you can also read
books on software design.
"Design Patterns" by Gamma et al and "Refactoring" by Fowler are two
of the most popular.
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Qi
Too many books there.
But "C++ Templates" is very very good.
I read it a lot recently.
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ptyxs
Effective C++ by Scott Meyers is a very good book.
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Ruslan Mullakhmetov
Exceptional C++ by Herb Sutter is good book.
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ptyxs said:
Ok. Its not a book for beginners? because I am not a beginner...
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Ruslan said:
Thanks, nice to get options. I will buy many books now.. like 3-5
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Victor Bazarov
I think you should leaf through it in your local bookstore and judge for
yourself. When I got my first copy (several years into my C++ studies),
out of the 50 items I found that only 6 represented something I've not
known.
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bancsy
I have to agree. Don't take other people's words for it. You have to
browse through it to know
whether it is a good book for you to read.
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Victor said:
ordered
"Multi-Paradigm Design for
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bancsy said:
ordered
"Refactoring" by Fowler are two
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Ruslan said:
All 3 Herb Sutter books ordered
