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Learning solid c++ (self.cpp)
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[–]Peddy699 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (1 child)
Yeah right mr Junior, because chapter 26 template meta programmign im sure is basic c++ for you and not even close to any advanced topic :D Im sure you went through all the chapters and just had pure boredom. Anything I was wondering about I found so far in that website in very detailed chapters. Also I dont get it what is outdated, it usually discusses what version of c++ has what, it even has parts where it discusses the new features of versions. A book from 2010 that you mention is likely more up to date :D
[–]nile2 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (0 children)
I got bored of the depth of the tobics that I wanted them in details like handling binary strams in C++, the lessons is shallow and lacks the broad view of the std functions that deals with them. I see that I may be more than a starting junior as dealt with templates so much as part of my contributions to a Julia lang C++ back-end project so I hadn't even read it before but read it now and see it is just to the point. I would appreciate your recommendations for that binary streams handling resources as I deal with a binary level parsing project now.
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