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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 005.133
EAN: 9780321321923
ISBN: 0321321928
Label: Addison-Wesley Professional
Manufacturer: Addison-Wesley Professional
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 272
Publication Date: March 10, 2005
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional
Sales Rank: 89865
Studio: Addison-Wesley Professional
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Rating:  - Much easier than exceptional/effective book series
I really recommend this vook insstead of exceptional/effective book series. After reading some book about the C++ syntax (where Storstroup is an excellent election), you can take a look to this one in order to avoid common mistakes in C++.
It is easy to read and all the information is useful in the day to day programming.
Rating: - A must have for any C++ programmers desk
I was looking for a good C++ book to dive back in when I found this book and it was by miles the best book out there. The book covers a wide breath of C++ idioms and best practices in a succinct manner and with very skillful use of example code. The layout of the book makes it useful for programmers of all skill levels. It is approachable enough for a beginner to come away with solid practices that will serve them for a long time and yet it packs enough advanced material that it is a great reference ... Read More
Rating:  - Very good book to review some important topics in C++
This book like effective C++ gives very important pointers.I found that some topics are worth reading like function objects because this kind of information is something you gain only with good experience.
Lot of optics are covered. There are couple of design issues like factory method discussed.The topics are well explained but I felt some topics are too short like for example, the items on smart pointers and auto_ptr.More explanation could have been given for better conceptual understanding ... Read More
Rating: - could this be the best intermediate C++ book?
Yep, this is perilously close to supplanting Scott Meyers and Herb Sutter as the definitive book for propelling a neophyte C++ programmer towards competence.
On the face of it, this is yet another book on 'intermediate' C++, of which there have been many since the early 1990s. The book consists of a few dozen short pieces on how wrestle some complexity of C++ into behaving itself, such as the use of const, how to implement copy constructors and the assignment operator. Do we really need yet another ... Read More
Rating: - Succinct and parsimonious
I was already a very productive C++ programmer when I first saw this book, so I didn't think it would be of much help. I was pleasantly surprised, however, by the wealth of information that this little book contains. Any casual or professional C++ programmer should have this book as a reference. It is not encyclopedic, but that is its main strength: it tells you exactly what you need to know and no more. After reading it I found myself structuring my code better and reusing more code (especially by utilizing ... Read More
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