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Amazon Digital Services, 2015. — 1416 p. — ASIN: B0162QA2GCThis Book Teaches C++ In Details. This Is The Complete Book To Learn C++. The Best Book To Learn C++. Become A Complete C++ Programmer By Learning This Awsome Book.
Contents
Preface
Part Introductory Material
Notes to the Reader
A Tour of C++: The Basics
A Tour of C++: Abstraction Mechanisms
A Tour of C++: Containers and Algorithms
A Tour of C++: Concurrency and Utilities
Part Basic Facilities
Types and Declarations
Pointers, Arrays, and References
Structures, Unions, and Enumerations
Statements
Expressions
Select Operations
Functions
Exception Handling
Namespaces
Source Files and Programs
Part Abstraction Mechanisms
Classes
Construction, Cleanup, Copy, and Move
Overloading
Special Operators
Derived Classes
Class Hierarchies
Run-Time Type Information
Templates
Generic Programming
Specialization
Instantiation
Templates and Hierarchies
Metaprogramming
A Matrix Design
Part The Standard Library
Standard Library Summary
STL Containers
STL Algorithms
STL Iterators
Memory and Resources
Utilities
Strings
Regular Expressions
Streams
Locales
Numerics
Concurrency
Threads and Tasks
The C Standard Library
Compatibility

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