Modern C++ Programming Cookbook: Master Modern C++ with comprehensive solutions for C++23 and all previous standards, Edition 3

Marius Bancila

Feb 2024 · Packt Publishing Ltd

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816

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Meta Description: With a wealth of practical recipes, this third edition isn't just a guide to C++23; it's a complete resource covering key features and techniques from C++11 through to C++23. It's designed to keep you ahead of the curve in C++.Key Features

Updated and packed with new recipes, including sync streams, std:expected and std:mdspan, and C++20/23 range adaptors
Covers all significant features from all modern versions of the standard, providing comprehensive insights into modern C++
Learn through a series of hands-on, self-contained recipes
Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free eBook in PDF format

Book DescriptionThe updated third edition of Modern C++ Programming Cookbook addresses the latest features of C++23, such as the stacktrace library, std::expected and std::mdspan classes, the header, formatting library improvements, and updates to the ranges library. It also gets into more C++20 topics not previously covered, such as sync streams and source_location. The book is organized into practical recipes covering a wide range of real-world problems, helping you find the solutions you need quickly. You’ll find coverage of all the core concepts of modern C++ programming and features and techniques from C++11 through to C++23, meaning you’ll stay ahead of the curve by learning to incorporate the newest language and library improvements. Beyond the core concepts and new features, you’ll explore recipes related to performance and best practices, how to implement useful patterns and idioms, like pimpl, named parameter, attorney-client, and the factory pattern, and how to complete unit testing with the widely used C++ libraries: Boost.Test, Google Test, and Catch2. With the comprehensive coverage this C++ programming guide offers, by the end of the book you’ll have everything you need to build performant, scalable, and efficient applications in C++. What you will learn

Explore the new C++23 language and library features
Go deep into the most useful C++20 features
Learn to handle threading and concurrency for better performance
Solve complex string manipulation tasks efficiently with regex
Leverage the standard library for faster development
Master the filesystem library to work with files and directories
Work with different types of strings and understand compilation
See how you can use CRTP, mixins and other patterns in C++

Who this book is for

This book is designed for entry- and intermediate-level programmers who already have a foundational understanding of the C++ programming language, but who are looking to master the language, implement the newest features, and become proficient modern C++ developers. Experienced C++ programmers can leverage the recipes in this book to quickly get up to speed on all the most important language and library features of C++11/14/17/20 and 23.

About the author

Marius Bancila is a software engineer with two decades of experience in developing solutions for line of business applications and more. He is the author of The Modern C++ Challenge and Template Metaprogramming with C++. He works as a software architect and is focused on Microsoft technologies, mainly developing desktop applications with C++ and C#. He is passionate about sharing his technical expertise with others and, for that reason, he has been recognized as a Microsoft MVP for C++ and later developer technologies since 2006. Marius lives in Romania and is active in various online communities.

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