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In the world of programming languages, C++ is considered an object-oriented


programming (OOP) language. If you wish to start your learning journey, you can
start with the help of Books on C++ or by taking up a C++ free online course. In
terms of creating large-scale applications, C++ is considered the best language.
C++ can be called a superset of the C language.

The C++ programming language provides a model that comprises memory and
computation, and these are very similar to that of most computers. And also, its

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powerful and flexible mechanisms for abstraction (lan­guage constructs) enable


programmers to introduce and use new types of objects that resemble the con­-
cepts of an application.

The main intention of designing and developing C++ was to deliver the flexibility
and efficiency of C for systems programming together with Simula’s facilities for
program organization, generally referred to as object-oriented programming.

The credit for the design and development of the C++ Programming language
goes to Bjarne Stroustrup, a Danish computer scientist, a visiting professor at
Columbia University, and also a Managing Director at Morgan Stanley, New York.
AT&T Bell Laboratories to combine the organizational and design strengths of
Simula with C’s facilities for systems programming is the eye-witness of this
important event.

The specially designed abstraction mechanisms of C++ can be applied to


programming tasks where the highest degree of efficiency and flexibility is
needed. It started support for generic programming late as a specific priority.

Initially, C++ was known as ‘‘C with Classes’’. It was renamed C++ in 1983. “++” in
programming is described as “shorthand for adding one to variety.” Therefore,
C++ generally translates to “one higher than C.”

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The first time C++ was used was in 1980. It provides support to traditional system
programming techniques and data abstraction. The basic facilities for object-
oriented programming and object-oriented design were added to it in 1993, and
gradually the programming techniques were introduced into the C++ community.
In 1985, the C++ language was first launched commercially in the market. Formal
standardization of C++ was carried out in 1990 under the Authority of the
American National Standards Institute, ANSI, and later the International Standards
Organization, ISO, leading to an international standard in 1998.

1. Best Books on C++


2. Books For Beginners
3. Books For Intermediate
4. Books For Advanced Professionals
5. Conclusion
6. FAQs

Best Books On C++


Books have always been playing an important role in everyone’s life. Books
provide support in broadening the horizons and show a way to connect with the
world around us.

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If we talk about learning the C++ programming language, many scholars have
come forward and, using their previous experiences, have written many important
and valuable books, and with the help of these books one, who is interested to
learn the C++ Programming language can learn it effectively and if practiced
systematically can become a master. There are some best books on C++
available in the market that can help you to meet your target of becoming an
expert in C++.

We brought this article to help you in this regard. We will also discuss the best
books on C++ available in the market that can be very useful to start with.

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Books on C++ For Beginners


1. The C++ Programming Language (4th Edition) By Bjarne
Stroustrup

The specialty of this book is that it is written by Bjarne Stroustrup, who is well
known as a creator of C++. Its contents are so impressive that they can benefit
programmers of any level. This book is released as the fourth version of it.
Extensive details about C++ and exercises for practicing are contained in this
book. This book helps the programmers to learn many things about C++, such as
basic concepts of C++, containers, libraries, OOPS (Object-Oriented
Programming), and many more. The author has also contributed to the
programming world with some other books written on C++. Presently, he is playing
an important role as a member of the U.S National academy of engineering.

2. C++ Primer 5th Edition

C++ Primer (5th Edition) 5th Edition is written by Stanley B. Lippman, a computer
scientist and author, widely famous as an author of the C++ Primer book and also
he has worked with Bjarne Stroustrup at Bell Laboratories during the early stages
of C++ development.

It starts by introducing the C++ standard library. It enables a programmer to write


useful programs without mastering every aspect of the C++ language. This book
comprises many examples with the demonstration.
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This book is ideal for beginners who have a keen interest in knowing C++ core
concepts and techniques. With the help of the examples provided in this book, the
best coding styles, and program design techniques can be learned.

3. C++ in One Hour a Day, Sams Teach Yourself 8th Edition

C++ in this book is presented practically. This book helps a programmer to learn
the following:

Making faster, simpler, and more efficient C++ applications.


The best use of C++ features such as assignment operators, lambda
expressions, and move constructors for writing efficient code is explained in
this book.
The object-oriented programming concepts such as encapsulation,
abstraction, inheritance, and polymorphism.
The use of Standard Template Libraries algorithms to write feature-rich and
stable C++ applications.

4. C++ Pocket Reference 1st Edition Accelerated C++:

This introductory book that contains a practical approach to solving problems


using C++ is written by Andrew Koenig. A wider scope of C++ programming is
included in this book than in other introductory books.

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In addition to the language features, real problems and solutions are also
explained in this book. The language and standard library are covered here, and it
helps to learn standard libraries from the start.

5. C++ All-in-One For Dummies 3rd Edition

It is considered an ideal handbook and an ultimate guide to C++ to C++


programmers. John Paul Mueller, a well-known authority in the software industry,
has written this book. This book is helpful in the following way:

To learn working with objects and classes.


To learn advanced coding skills using various C++ concepts.
To discover how lambda expressions are useful to make code more
concise and readable.
To produce code faster and better than ever.

6. A Tour of C++ (C++ In-Depth Series) 1st Edition

Written by Bjarne Stroustrup, this book offers all the references for C++ core
concepts and practical coding to the programmers to know what constitutes
modern C++. This concise book is a self-contained guide.

Many C++ language features and major standard-library components are covered
by the author in this book.
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This book gives programmers a meaningful overview of the language of a high


level, and also key examples and many coding examples that help to get started.

7. C++ Pocket Reference

The C++ Pocket Reference book is written by Kyle Loudon and serves as
additional memory for the C++ programmers. This handy pocket-size book helps
programmers to refer quickly to the usage and syntax for unfamiliar and
infrequently used aspects of the language.

Various important information about C++ is contained in this book, such as


Information on C++ types and type conversions, the syntax for C++ statements
and preprocessor directives, pointers, arrays, expressions, strings, etc. Also, the
concepts of C++, like namespaces and scope, are explained in this book.

8. A Tour of C++ (C++ In-Depth Series) 1st Edition

Presenting the book “A tour of C++” for the programmers is another brilliant work
by Bjarne Stroustrup. In this book, the programmers can find the complete
references for C++ core concepts and practical coding. This enables
programmers to understand what constitutes modern C++ in a better way. This
concise book can be called a self-contained guide.

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Many C++ language features, major standard-library components, key examples,


and coding examples are covered in this book. This book provides a high level of
guidance to the programmers to understand a meaningful overview of the
language.

9. A Complete Guide to Programming in C++

For the beginners, Ulla Kirch-Prinz has done appreciated work. Its reading
material is very useful for beginners. It elaborates the C++ language components
in a better way. It guides how to document functions and also exhibits the
difference between pointers and arrays. It teaches about Fundamentals,
Fundamental Types, Variables, and constants.

The programmers also learn how to use Functions and Classes and Input and
Output with Streams. It provides knowledge about Operators for Fundamental
Types, Control Flow, Symbolic Constants and Macros, Converting Arithmetic
Types, and The Standard Class String Functions.

10. Beginning C++ Through Game Programming

The 3rd Edition of this book, written by Michael Dawson, takes the programmers
on a journey of game programming. An amateur programmer having no previous
experience in game development can also learn new skills and concepts with the
help of simple language and step-by-step instructions provided in this book.

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The programmers can learn the following things with the help of this book:

The Standard Template Library (Hangman)


Types, Variables, and Standard I/O: Lost Fortune For Loops, Strings, and
Arrays: Word Jumble
Functions (Mad Lib)
References (Tic-Tac-Toe)
Classes: Critter Caretaker Advanced Classes and Dynamic Memory Game
Lobby
Pointers (Tic-Tac-Toe 2.0)
Inheritance and Polymorphism (Blackjack)

Books For Intermediate


1. The Design and Evolution of C++

This is another fine creation of Bjarne Stroustrup, the inventor of C++. This book
presents the classic description of the design and evolution of the C++
programming language.

This book serves the following:

Provides insights into the purposes, principles, and real-world constraints


of C++
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Introduces design decisions for individual language features


Demonstrates the relations between C++ language features, the design
and programming methods supported by C++
Discuss the design of the new language features such as type information,
exceptions, run-time, and namespaces.

2. C++ Primer Plus (6th Edition)

This book, written by Stephen Prata, includes interesting explanations and well-
explained examples, and it delivers a solid background in the language to the
programmers. The concept of object-oriented programming is well-covered in this
book. It is useful in the following way:

A detailed chapter tells about the differences and additional capabilities


presented in the C++11 standard
Impressive discussion of basic C language and other C++ features
Important advice about how to utilize a feature
Provides knowledge with concise and easy-to-understand examples that
help to enhance knowledge and concept

3. Exceptional C++

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This book is a great effort of Herb Sutter, who has created this interesting C++
puzzle book. This book contains a detailed explanation of how to do proper
resource management and exception handling in C++. It also provides detailed
coverage of a variety of other topics, including name lookup, good class design,
and the C++ memory model.

4. More Exceptional C++

This book can be said to be another good work of Herb Shutter in which additional
exception safety topics are covered that were not present in the last book,
“Exceptional C++.” Additionally, effective object-oriented programming in C++ and
correct use of the standard template library (STL) along with Effective STL and
Effective C++ are discussed impressively in this book.

5. Beyond the C++ Standard Library: An Introduction to Boost

Boost is known as one of the best C++ libraries for real-world projects, and this
thing should be noticed by every experienced C++ developer. This book explains
every aspect of base Boost libraries, and it also describes how and why these
libraries should be used. This is a very good book for intermediate-level
programmers that teaches them how Boost libraries can be used effectively. This
book is also useful in learning advanced C++ Programming.

6. Modern C++ Design

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The author of Modern C++ Design is Andrei Alexandrescu. To learn advanced


generic programming techniques, this is one of the best books. This book is very
helpful in learning the following:

Policy-based design, type lists, and fundamental generic programming


idioms
How to implement many useful design patterns effectively like small object
allocators, functors, factories, visitors, and multi-methods
Use of templates to make code flexible and reusable
How to use features like unified initialization, type traits, and smart pointers
to design a safe and high-performance C++ application

7. C++ Template Metaprogramming

This book, written by Aleksey Gurtovoy, is based on Boost Metaprogramming


Library. This book helps the programmers in the following way:

To learn how to avoid repeating code


Templates are used widely in development, particularly in embedded
programming to create high-performance code

8. More Effective C++

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This book is also written by Scott Meyers, and it is an updated version of Effective
C++ in which more rules of thumb than Effective C++ are introduced.

9. C++ Standard Library, The: A Tutorial and Reference

Nicolai M. Josuttis, an independent technical consultant, has written this book.


This book provides in-depth coverage of C++, especially the current C++11
standard. This book covers almost every part of the standard library.

10. Accelerated C++

This book written by Andrew Koenig and Barbara E. Moo helps in the following:

To learn C++ immediately and write better and more powerful C++
programs.
Covers virtually every concept of C++ programmers, including high-level
C++ data structures and algorithms that are needed to write robust
programs immediately.
The book mainly focused on solving problems rather than learning
language and library features.

Books For Advanced Professionals


1. Modern C++ Design

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This book, written by Andrei Alexandrescu, is considered one of the best books on
advanced generic programming techniques that contains C++ in-depth. This book
is very useful for:

To teach policy-based design, type lists, and fundamental generic


programming idioms.
Explains many useful design patterns that include small object allocators,
functors, factories, visitors, and multi-methods that can be implemented
efficiently, modularly, and cleanly by using generic programming.
Aims to make C++ programming simpler and teaches heavy use of
templates to make code flexible and reusable.
Includes features like unified initialization, type traits, and smart pointers
that are useful to design a safe and high-performance C++ application with
reduced resources and high code reusability.

2. Professional C++

This book is written by Marc Gregoire. The description of this book is as follows:

Improves existing C++ competencies quickly and efficiently


Provides a complete comprehensive overview of the new capabilities of
C++20

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Provides a detailed explanation of each feature of the newly updated


programming language with examples
Provides case studies that include extensive, working code
Helps to maximize the capabilities of C++ with effective design solutions

3. Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++

This book, written by Bjarne Stroustrup, helps programmers to sharpen their


programming skills. The evaluation of this book is as follows:

The best practices for structuring the code are mentioned in it that can help
the programmers become an expert.
It discusses both object-oriented programming and generic programming.
It provides a robust foundation for the C++ programming language.
It starts with a C++ programming introduction and moves to core concepts
like objects, types, statements, functions, errors, vectors, classes, and I/O.
It comprises problem exercises and examples to help programmers to
grasp the concepts quickly and effectively.

4. C++ Components and Algorithms

This definitive guide for advanced-level C++ programmers is written by Scott


Robert Ladd. In-depth knowledge of under-documented C++ concepts is provided

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in this book. This book comes with a disc in which all code from the book is
contained, which is an added advantage for coders.

This book includes:

Reusable libraries that are compatible with the latest versions of C++
compilers for common data handling tasks
A comprehensive class library for BTree indexed files, including searching,
insertion, and deletion
Importance of various templates that enable single functions to handle
multiple data types

5. The C++ Standard Template Library

This book is an excellent work by P.J. Plauger, Alexander Stepanov, Meng Lee,
and David Musser. This book acts as a perfect guide for C++ developers to help in
maximizing productivity, enhancing software quality, and boosting performance. Its
basic container classes, and fundamental algorithms, in addition to a clean,
efficient, and elegant framework for C++ development, serve a useful purpose. It
describes each component of the C++ Standard Template Library, techniques to
use that component, and hands-on exercises.

6. C++ Programming: Program Design Including Data Structure


(Seventh Edition)
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The creator of this book is D.S. Malik is a professor of Mathematics and Ph.D.
from Ohio University.

For the CS1/CS2 course sequence, this edition serves as the perfect guide. The
student-centered and time-tested methodology are used to describe the C++
program design and data structure concepts.

It provides full-code examples to help the programmers to know how and why to
apply the programming concepts for solving a particular problem. Each chapter
ends with useful exercises to carry out practices.

7. Effective C++

Scott Meyers has written this book intending to provide the best book C++ to
experienced programmers.

This book provides 50+ best practices and rules of thumb, along with explanations
for the programmers in a very accessible way.

Detailed explanation on designing classes (effective by nature), crisp functions,


templates, and most importantly, inheritance hierarchies.

The newly added “TR1” and the various applications of the functionality of the
standard library. The book further simplifies the explanation by explaining the
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relationship between the components of the new “TR1” standard library and the
previously existing library components.

The ways in which the C++ language is different from the rest of the coding
languages, such as C#, Java, or C, etc., are also explained, providing a better
understanding of dealing with problems in the C++ way.

Even though the book is not the latest one, the advice given to the programmers
in this book is still applicable.

8. Effective Modern C++

Effective Modern C++ is written by Scott Meyers and presented in the form of
guidelines, not as rules, considering that guidelines have exceptions. Advice is
offered in this book with rationale. By reading this book, the programmers become
capable of analyzing whether their projects meet the guidelines of this book or
not. This book gives a deeper insight into the working patterns of C++.

The advantages and disadvantages of braced initialization noexcept


specifications, smart pointer make functions and perfect forwarding.
std::move, std::forward, rvalue references, and universal references; and
the relationship between the four.
Lambda expressions and how to write them correctly and effectively

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The difference between std::atomic and volatile, various ways of using


them, and the relationship between them and C++’s concurrency API
The new ways of programming in C++ are modern, and the difference
between the new ways and the old ways.

9. C++ Standard Library, The: A Tutorial And Reference 2nd Edition

Nicolai M. Josuttis, systems architect and a technical manager, has written this
book for the programmers to offer comprehensive documentation of each library
component, including an introduction to its purpose and design.

The new library components of C++11 are covered,

Concurrency
Fractional arithmetic
Clocks and timers
Tuples
Updated STL containers
Updated STL algorithms
Updated smart pointers
Updated locale facets
Random numbers and distributions
Type traits and utilities

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Regular expressions

This book presents practical programming details needed for effective coding. It
also includes signatures, important classes and functions, and a lot of examples
of working code. This book contains various topics like Standard Template Library
(STL), checking containers, iterators, function objects, etc.

10. C++ Concurrency In Action

This book is authored by Anthony Williams. It is considered a great book for


experienced C++ developers or someone having the desire to become a C++
expert programmer.

Concurrent development and its various aspects are explained beautifully. Also, it
explains the complete procedure of creating new threads and writing
multithreaded algorithms and data structures. The chapters are equipped with
detailed examples for better understanding. If you want to solve some examples,
you can try out the practical tasks provided after every topic. Informative insights
provided can give you a better hand when dealing with real-life situational
problems.

The latest C++ 17 features explained


Starting and managing threads

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A detailed explanation of how to synchronize concurrent operations


Concurrent code designing
Multithreaded applications are debugging.

This is the second edition of its type, which was released last year. It is an
updated version that covers all the latest changes from C++ 14 and C++ 17.

The book provides immense guidance to the programmers who are willing to write
a robust, high-performance, and elegant concurrent C++ application. This book is
highly recommended for serious programmers.

Conclusion
Now at the end of this article on the best books on C++, we can assume that we
have succeeded in providing important information about various important books
for all levels of programmers related to learning C++. After going through the
books on C++ mentioned above, you can also watch various video lectures and
attempt to solve the available coding questions for better practice and to develop
a mastery of the topics.

Explore a more structured learning path with our online courses with certificates,
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FAQs

Do I Need To Learn C Before Learning C++?


No, the concepts of programming are different in C and C++. C is known as a
procedural programming language whereas C++ is object oriented programming
language. There is no need to learn C before starting learning C++ even though
they use common library functions.

Can I Learn C++ Through Books?


This is a difficult question and can not be answered with a straightforward yes or
no. Many things need to be considered. For example, if a programmer has ample
time then he can try learning by books but there is a possibility that he may lose
some root knowledge. Many C++ scholars have contributed their precious
experience and time to the software community in the form of books. Bjarne
Stroustrup, creator of C++ is one of them.
To do self-learning a programmer requires discipline, commitment and a fire inside
himself to hit the target but overall he is self-driven.
Whereas, if we talk about training institutes, their courses are time-based and
their contents are prepared to keep present competition point of view and once
admission taken in any training institutes then the learning environment and
competition there will force continuously to excel and emerge as the winner.
Now decide for yourself what should be the correct choice.

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Is C++ Faster Or Java?


Yes, C++ is faster than Java because of the following reasons:
It is compiled to binaries, so it runs immediately
The lighter memory footprint results in better cache performance.
One important thing to note is that to use all the capabilities of C++, the developer
must work hard, and superior results can be achieved by using the brain.

Is C++ Better Than Python?


It depends on the current requirements of a programmer. If looking at
performance, speed, vast application areas, etc then the answer is “yes” and
since C++ is statistically typed, it is faster than Python and provides a faster
compilation of code.
Though, there are some exceptions to it, such as, if looking at simplicity and easy
syntax, Python language is far better than C++. Also, it is easy to understand the
concepts through python language and extra help is provided by the infinite
number of libraries existing in python.

Which Is The Best Book For C++?


Current statistics available reveal that “The C++ Programming Language” book,
written by the God of C++ “Bjarne Stroustrup”, published in October 1985, is
considered the best book to learn C++. However, others may have different views.

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