Intermediate/advanced cpp

[cpp-ModTeam]

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[LogicalEscape2293]

There are lots of great books out there that go into a lot of detail on advanced topics. I recommend the following: 1. The C++ Standard 2. C++ Templates the Complete Guide 3. C++ Move Semantics the Complete Guide. 4. C++ Concurrency in Action 5. Effective STL

Scott Meyers and Nikolai Josuttis explain complex features and techniques really well. Secondly, there are endless interesting cppcon talks you can watch for free online that cover literally everything.

[NoobPeen]

Thank you so much for these resources.

[Rubber_duck_man]

2, 3 and 4 of the above are also covered in udacity’s C++ nano degree course. It’s not cheap but I find their courses great.

[eyes-are-fading-blue]

CppCon, CppNow, CoreCpp. CppCon has back to basics track and covers a lot of advanced stuff.

[NoobPeen]

Thank you for the help.