What is THE best book for C++ in ?
What is THE best book for C++ in <current year>?
Colton Lewis
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Adam Hughes
/bjarne/bros lock in
Jonathan Hughes
you can't have just one book when it comes to c++
Xavier Taylor
just start listing bro, just looking for book to read thats not ancient
t. beginner-ish C++ nerd
James Green
cppreference dot com
Parker Cruz
Bumping this thread. I'm working from OP pic related. I've been told it's not worthless at all to the novice.
Xavier Parker
Professional C++ by Marc Gregoire
Christopher Williams
bump
David James
The one in the OP is standard reading for anyone leanring C++. It's still one the best.
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Christian Butler
I can confirm that c++ Primer is worthwhile
Nicholas Diaz
Go to /t/ and look for the Programming Books thread. there you go.
Hudson Morgan
for new programmer, intermediate programmer, or boomer c++ programmer?
Gabriel Campbell
Joseph Scott
Based, redpilled, cisgendered and heterosexual.
Elijah Howard
>for new programmer, intermediate programmer, or boomer c++ programmer?
Intermediate, desu this post is good If you have anything to add feel free
Anthony Cox
Read it, and enjoyed it.
Isaiah Nguyen
I can't say if op's book is best for beginners, but if you already know some code, it covers everything you would want to know. for those who have used c++ before or looking for up to date resources, effective modern c++ is a great book that covers C++11 & C++14
Jack Ward
Nolan Green
I read this every year.
Ryan Young
There isn't one, Meyers officially quit his series.
Start with A Tour of C++, then just skim over the swan book if you need to.
You HAVE to watch CPPcons to understand modern (>= C++11) standards, devote a few hours of your life, it's worth it. Bjarne's are always the best, then Herb Sutter.
Just watch the most viewed ones.
Ryder Rogers
That book alone will make you write horribly outdated and vulnerable code.
Mason Green
This if you know some C++ already. Otherwise The C++ Programming Language by Bjarne.
John Phillips