Hallo Mike, I liked the video, because you are using pictorial explanation. Do you have a book to recommend to me for learning c++. I would lke a book which explain every concept behind the scene using sketches as you did in your compilation , linking , and file preprocessing video. Regards
There's a book 'compiling C and C++' that explains a lot of the background processes. Bjarne Stroustrup's 'Tour of C++' is good if you're looking for modern C++ language capabilities--visually there are not as many explanations however. Otherwise feel free to suggest other topics and perhaps I can cover them on my channel :)
@@MikeShah Hi Mike, thank your for your advices on the books. I am still a student learning c++ at Uni. It would be great and apprecited if you can cover the following topics with a pictorial expalnations : -Move semantics -STL library -Inserction and extration operator overloading(>) and [ ] -Writing own Vector class -Smart pointers -Association, Aggregation, and Composition -Data stuctures and algorithm videos Best regards
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Hallo Mike,
I liked the video, because you are using pictorial explanation. Do you have a book to recommend to me for learning c++. I would lke a book which explain every concept behind the scene using sketches as you did in your compilation , linking , and file preprocessing video.
Regards
There's a book 'compiling C and C++' that explains a lot of the background processes. Bjarne Stroustrup's 'Tour of C++' is good if you're looking for modern C++ language capabilities--visually there are not as many explanations however. Otherwise feel free to suggest other topics and perhaps I can cover them on my channel :)
@@MikeShah
Hi Mike, thank your for your advices on the books. I am still a student learning c++ at Uni.
It would be great and apprecited if you can cover the following topics with a pictorial expalnations :
-Move semantics
-STL library
-Inserction and extration operator overloading(>) and [ ]
-Writing own Vector class
-Smart pointers
-Association, Aggregation, and Composition
-Data stuctures and algorithm videos
Best regards
@@blaisofotso3439 Noted: I am considering a full C++ series
@@MikeShah That woulb be highly appreciated