C ++ programming language. A short course. 2nd edition. Straurap B.

In this book, the creator of C ++ Bjarn Straurape describes what modern C ++ is. This brief self -sufficient guide covers the basic functionality of the language and the main components of the standard library - albeit not with a complete depth of the presentation of the material, but at a high professional level. The book includes many concrete examples that facilitate the study of this programming language.

Strauerup represents the functionality of C ++ in the context of the programming styles, such as object-oriented and generalized programming. His book is surprisingly comprehensive - it begins with the basics of the C ++ programming language and gradually proceeds to such complex topics as many new and already established functional capabilities C ++ 17, including the semantics of moving, homogeneous initialization, lambda expression, improved containers, random numbers And parallelism. This includes some C ++ 20 extensions, such as concepts and modules. The book ends with a discussion of design and evolution C ++.

This leadership does not aim to teach the reader to program (for this, another book of the same author serves - programming. Principles and practice using C ++. Second edition). It is not an exhaustive textbook that will lead you to the tops of the sk ++ skill (here you can recommend an ostrape book C ++ programming language. Fourth edition and many sources of information on the Internet). However, if you are a programmer on C or C ++ who wants to get acquainted with the current state of the C ++ programming language, or a programmer in another programming language who wants to see the exact picture and advantages of modern C ++, then a shorter and simple introduction of C ++ than this book, you Do not find.