Professional C++: Gregoire, Solter, Kleper
I just finished reading this book, and highly recommend it to those who are "more than beginners".
Seems to touch on just about every aspect of C++ coding ( from "hello world" to classes to threads to template meta-programming). A c++11 compiler is recommended.
It covers most of the STL step by step, and recommends books that will get more specific. One of the Appendices is a walkthrough of each chapter with questions an interviewer might ask and the possible things the interviewer is trying to learn from such a question.
Seems to touch on just about every aspect of C++ coding ( from "hello world" to classes to threads to template meta-programming). A c++11 compiler is recommended.
It covers most of the STL step by step, and recommends books that will get more specific. One of the Appendices is a walkthrough of each chapter with questions an interviewer might ask and the possible things the interviewer is trying to learn from such a question.
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It is a great event finishing reading a book!:) My congratulations!
As far as I know many books on programming are not read to the end. Moreover modern books on programming have very big volumes that psycologically it is difficult to read them.
As far as I know many books on programming are not read to the end. Moreover modern books on programming have very big volumes that psycologically it is difficult to read them.
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