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Professional C++

Professional C++

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  • Create Date：2021-06-03 06:51:35
  • Update Date：2025-09-06
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  • Author：Marc Gregoire
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Summary

Improve your existing C++ competencies quickly and efficiently with this advanced volume

Professional C++， 5th Edition raises the bar for advanced programming manuals。 Complete with a comprehensive overview of the new capabilities of C++20， each feature of the newly updated programming language is explained in detail and with examples。 Case studies that include extensive， working code round out the already impressive educational material found within。

Without a doubt， the new 5th Edition of Professional C++ is the leading resource for dedicated and knowledgeable professionals who desire to advance their skills and improve their abilities。 This book contains resources to help readers:

Maximize the capabilities of C++ with effective design solutions Master little-known elements of the language and learn what to avoid Adopt new workarounds and testing/debugging best practices Utilize real-world program segments in your own applications Notoriously complex and unforgiving， C++ requires its practitioners to remain abreast of the latest developments and advancements。 Professional C++， 5th Edition ensures that its readers will do just that。

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Reviews

Carol L ，

This book， Professional C++ 5th Edition is quite an excellent book that really explains so much about C++ and how to use it as well as the new toys and advance upgrades that the recent books may not include or provide the key changes made with the changes within the program。 I honestly never have actually started learning or working with C++。 It's been something that has caught my attention because it's known to be a great portable program that has many benefits for those who are interested in b This book， Professional C++ 5th Edition is quite an excellent book that really explains so much about C++ and how to use it as well as the new toys and advance upgrades that the recent books may not include or provide the key changes made with the changes within the program。 I honestly never have actually started learning or working with C++。 It's been something that has caught my attention because it's known to be a great portable program that has many benefits for those who are interested in building applications that can be simple enough to use on many platforms。 Not just leave the program you created to just one platform and not able to make it easily work or be understandable with many others。 Additionally， it's been known to be able to be interchangeable with Java and C#。 Those may be the next two I'd like to take part in and learn a bit more as I'm just diving right into C++ without any beginner knowledge。This book on the other hand has really taught me the key components that make C++ great for programmers and beginners interested in creating their own applications while understanding the basics that one needs to know to work with it。 There is such a simple setup and doesn't really require a whole lot of downloads to get started using the program。 I guess in a way if you know C then this won't be that much different for you to take in and grasp the script， plus the layout of the different codes you use in C++。So to being， I'm a bit new on both and yet have an interest in understanding it。 So to learn C++ and not know much about it in any other program， well this is great to start off with as it catches one up with the simplest program "Hello， World" and it's just as many coding books will do in the beginning。 From there it proceeds to much more about the script one would put in the text editor or use an IDE。 Just something to work the codes through that is shared within in this book。 There really isn't any mandatory downloaded program you need to use， but if it's difficult to decide this book has a few ideas that may suit your needs。The program they start out with， as mentioned above is "Hello， World" and this is because they want to do as many coding books help you learn first is not just that you can code， but how the format of the entire way C++ or for the case of other coding books， how to put it an easier to read and understandable layout。 It's from there that this book allows the reader to understand the ways to add comments which is similar to JavaScript， which I am very familiar too and also HTML， which includes a similar comment feature too。 No matter， this actually can be again easier even for those from backgrounds of other coding programs like myself， but it's not needed to begin C++。So it's really starts off easy， not too difficult， and yet， moving on to a bit more complex codes and processes that can be created with C++ and the applications one can make。 So much to learn！ Especially that of details on functions， variables， conditional statements， attributes， exceptions， classes， references， and just so much in this big book。 Though that is just the first chapter and there are so many more chapters in this giant book！I feel it really brings the memory of coding in any program into the mindset of mine because I've learned about strings and variables and many different aspects that are also included in C++， just that some of the ways the code is placed or presented on the IDE or an editor is quite different with a few word changes that only can be able to work with this program。 So starting something new， but understanding coding with similar feature knowledge， where most can be used the same， but at the same time it's a bit different and really requires learning something new。Before I forget， I wanted to talk about the book itself。 I feel that having a full paperback copy of the book makes it easier to go back and forth if it's possible to relearn a part or while down the line， try to recall what was being taught。 Also， to work the coding you need the computer or another device with a downloaded compiler of choice。 Then to have it execute these codes you want to see work on the computer and do as you needed them to。 I for one do feel quite pleased with the hardcopy format and like learning about the newer C++20 version。 It's well written and complete in full details， where no other guidance or book may be required as the answers to all the questions can be found right inside。Before I end， I want to mention a few best ways to learn this is just by going through each page and take on the challenges at the end of each section， also known as the exercises。 That is where it really puts the entire language to work and allows a good portion to be kept in memory。 Though another great way would have to be by following along with the examples and tips shared。 You can get even more of an idea and I honestly say that is where memorizing each step gets easier。In conclusion， this is a big book， 1300+ page book。 Though I always feel that a big book like this means a more in-depth understanding of the resourced program。 That is also for the details， information， and complete understanding of the entire programming language。 So from start to finish， this book is a must-read！ It's a great way to understand and utilize the program from a beginner to a more professional coder。 I know that is where this book will lead me too！ "Received a Free Copy for Review" 。。。more

John Pyrce ，

Very comprehensive discussion of C++ in all of its amazing majesty and awesome detail。 Excellent coverage， mostly well written。

Nikolas Mavrogeneiadis ，

For me， this book， is one of the best books written for C++。 It has designed for intermediate+ programmers and contains a lot of information about how to write a code and some useful tips about it。 I think that author should have described more some examples， but it's not a problem。 It's a valuable book！ For me， this book， is one of the best books written for C++。 It has designed for intermediate+ programmers and contains a lot of information about how to write a code and some useful tips about it。 I think that author should have described more some examples， but it's not a problem。 It's a valuable book！ 。。。more

Sam Bateman ，

Fairly useful up until the 2/3 mark。 after that it is basically reference which is useful in its own way

Moustafa ，

Very good as a second book in C++。 Not suitable for absolute beginners， but will be so useful if you are ready know the language basics and you wanna get a grasp of intermediate level program design using C++ features， covers C++11 as so well。

Glenn ，

Just a basic/intermediate level textbook。 Unsuitable for people wanting to learn the language as it doesn't contain exercises。Not at all at the level of "experienced developers"， containing no tips or tricks that you can't find in the excellent reference work The C++ Programming Language by Stroustrup。To make matters worse， this book keeps repeating that it will learn you how to code C++ professionally， continuously reminding you how it is actually wasting your time if you already know the C++ b Just a basic/intermediate level textbook。 Unsuitable for people wanting to learn the language as it doesn't contain exercises。Not at all at the level of "experienced developers"， containing no tips or tricks that you can't find in the excellent reference work The C++ Programming Language by Stroustrup。To make matters worse， this book keeps repeating that it will learn you how to code C++ professionally， continuously reminding you how it is actually wasting your time if you already know the C++ basics+。 。。。more

Shantanu Sharma ，

Well written。 Perhaps the first book to give a thorough analysis of new features in C++11。

Andre ，

People have billed C++11 as a completely new language。 If it is， then this book made it seem like it was the same old language that I knew way back in the day， with some extra sauce。Incidentally， it made C/C++ seem a whole heck of a lot easier than I remember it being。I wouldn't recommend anyone to read it cover to cover （like I did）。。。 but it works well as a reference for basic， intermediate and advanced concepts。 // People have billed C++11 as a completely new language。 If it is， then this book made it seem like it was the same old language that I knew way back in the day， with some extra sauce。Incidentally， it made C/C++ seem a whole heck of a lot easier than I remember it being。I wouldn't recommend anyone to read it cover to cover （like I did）。。。 but it works well as a reference for basic， intermediate and advanced concepts。 // 。。。more

Ryan ，

Just starting to read this。 Looks like some of the stuff is pretty basic， but it's difficult to draw a clear line between what any individual reader would or would not be interested in。 So far， looks like it'll be helpful for getting me back into C++。 Just starting to read this。 Looks like some of the stuff is pretty basic， but it's difficult to draw a clear line between what any individual reader would or would not be interested in。 So far， looks like it'll be helpful for getting me back into C++。 。。。more

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