C++20, How Hard Could It Be

Re:C++20, How Hard Could It Be by synergy20 on Sunday September 25, 2022 @12:26PM (#32972947)

that's a good question, I have yet to find a good beginner friendly modern c++ education material, be it a book or some course, that can make c++ learning simpler, to the point and enough to start to work with the language before diverting into those deep concepts.

Someone needs to write a c++ 101 book, followed by 201 and 301 for beginner, intermediate, and advanced users.

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Re:C++20, How Hard Could It Be by user432678 on Sunday September 25, 2022 @03:14PM (#32974918)

“C++ Crash Course” by Starch seems to be such a beginner’s book, can’t recommend it enough. Although, I was learning C++ mostly for hobby projects.

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Re:C++20, How Hard Could It Be by synergy20 on Sunday September 25, 2022 @04:55PM (#32976127)

a good book indeed, hope it will have an updated version for c++20/23, which arguably is the most important release since c++11, new stuff such as ranges, std::span even concepts could be added now. I think this book is a bit tough for beginners though.

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