The first edition of this book was written in 2011, right before the C++11 standard was published (it was referred to as C++0x at the time). Since then, C++11 has become well-established and further revisions have appeared at a regular cadence, including C++14, C++17, C++20, and C++23. Given all these changes to the language, I wanted to update this book to be more relevant to today's C++ engineers. So, in this second edition, I've included an entirely new chapter dedicated to the new application programming interface (API) design features that have been added to the standard over the past decade and more. I've also gone through the entire text to modernize it for these updates to the standard. This ...
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