C++ Black Book
A Comprehensive Guide to C++ Mastery
Pap/Cdr edition
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Word Count
208,000 words, Guess
Page Count
832 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- ISBN-101576107779
- ISBN-139781576107775
- Goodreads3922642
- Library of Congress Control Number00050860
- Open LibraryOL8747123M
Description
This book is priceless among developers whose core programming language is C++. Before I begin, Steven Holzner is an exceptional programmer. His explanations of very complex topics in general terms place him well above most authors writing in the same genre. Prior to this publication, the C++ community was in shambles. Many developers began to customize their own procedures, namespaces, methods, even compilers. There wasn't any guarantee that you could port anything from another developer to run on your machine. ANSI, in response, standardized the language (ANSI-ISO Standardized C++). This move ensured that all developers, hobbyist and professional, were using he same code base. However, the ANSI standardization documents were long, cryptic, and difficult to understand...until C++ Black Book was published. After reading this book, I picked up the standardized ANSI version of C++, and still use it to this day. I would recommend any beginner or expert software engineer to purchase this book. I can't say enough great things about the book, or it's author.
First Sentence
Welcome to the big book of C++.
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