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Is it possible to introduce C++ in 300 pages? Yes, it is. The book “Modern C++ for Absolute Beginners” from Slobodan Dmitrović proves it.

 

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Slobodan Dmitrović gives in 40 chapters an introduction to C++. Slobodan’s book includes all necessary topics for a beginner to make the first steps with C++. His steps include the installation of a C++ compiler; and continues with elementary language features such as types, automatic type deduction, functions, but also classes, inheritance, and templates. His steps end with essential features such as smart pointers, input/output streams, or the standard template library, including containers and algorithms.
As a bonus, Slobodan dedicates the last chapter to the modern C++ standards C++11, C++14, C++17, and C++20, and provides exercises to the features.
Of course, it is not possible to present modern C++ in 300. The upcoming C++20 standard has about 2000 concisely written pages. An absolute beginner needs a first, friendly starting point to master the first steps with C++. This starting point should include the essential C++ features, guide what to use and what to avoid, and advise how this journey of learning modern C++ should be continued.
Slobodan Dmitrović’s book is precisely this starting point that an absolute beginner is looking for to learn modern C++. To my knowledge, “Modern C++ for Absolute Beginners” is the only C++ book filling this need.

What have you to do to win a voucher? You have to answer the following questions:

 

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    • What was your greatest challenge when learning C++? If you could turn back time, what would you do differently now?
    • What advice would you give to beginners in C++?

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    What are the rules? Send your answer in English until Sunday, the 6th of September to quiz@grimm-jaud.de including your name if you like. 

     

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    • Concurrency with Modern C++
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