Master C++ Programming with Open-Source Books
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Re: Master C++ Programming with Open-Source Books
#2The link to the "Open Data Structures (in C++)" book seems to be wrong. The book can be found at http://opendatastructures.org/ods-cpp/
Re: Master C++ Programming with Open-Source Books
#3Are these books suitable for beginners or more for an experience programmer looking to advance their skill?
Re: Master C++ Programming with Open-Source Books
#4I've just skimmed through "How to Think Like a Computer Scientist: C++" and I've got to say it seems like the best intro to programming and C++ I've ever seen. Definitely better than Bjarne's "Programming Principles in C++" and others.
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#5do you have something more focused on c++11 changes ?
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#6I'd sooner master rust, which seems to have a lot of buzz around it. the world has needed a low-level prog-lang that's less painful than C/C++ for a while, rust may have enough merit to displace a lot of C/C++ dev - I just hope it gets well standardised, in such a way that C++ isn't.
Re: Master C++ Programming with Open-Source Books
#7Thank you so much,
I have one question though, Is there any pdf version for "The Boost C++ Libraries"? I really need it.
Re: Master C++ Programming with Open-Source Books
#8I'd sooner master rust, which seems to have a lot of buzz around it. the world has needed a low-level prog-lang that's less painful than C/C++ for a while, rust may have enough merit to displace a lot of C/C++ dev - I just hope it gets well standardised, in such a way that C++ isn't.
C++ has an ISO standard. It doesn't get much more standardised.
Re: Master C++ Programming with Open-Source Books
#9I've just skimmed through "How to Think Like a Computer Scientist: C++" and I've got to say it seems like the best intro to programming and C++ I've ever seen. Definitely better than Bjarne's "Programming Principles in C++" and others.
Bjarns books are dire.
Re: Master C++ Programming with Open-Source Books
#10I've just skimmed through "How to Think Like a Computer Scientist: C++" and I've got to say it seems like the best intro to programming and C++ I've ever seen. Definitely better than Bjarne's "Programming Principles in C++" and others.
Bjarns books are dire.
Yes, he writes standards for a living and it shows.