October 2011
Beginner to intermediate
1200 pages
35h 33m
English
There are many good books and Internet resources about C++ and programming. The following list is intended to be representative rather than comprehensive. Thus, there are many fine books and sites not listed here. However, the list does cover a broad range of presentations.
• Becker, Pete. The C++ Standard Library Extensions. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Addison-Wesley, 2007.
This book discusses the first C++ Library Technical Report, or TR1 library. This is an optional library for C++98, but most of its elements were incorporated into C++11. Topics include the unordered set templates, smart pointers, the regular expression library, the random number library, and tuples.
• Booch, Grady, ...
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