If you’re just beginning to learn C++ programming language, Thinking in C++ is one of the best C++ books for you. Or, if you already know things about C++, but you’re finding it hard to find clear answers to difficult questions, this is the one book you must have. In this post, I’ve introduced this book in brief and provided links for the 2nd edition of Thinking in C++ Bruce Eckel pdf Download.
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Download: Thinking in C++: Introduction to Standard C++, Volume One (2nd Edition) (Vol 1)
Book Description:
- Title: Thinking in C++ (Vol.1 & Vol. 2)
- Author: Bruce Eckel
- Edition: 2nd
- Pages: 878 (Vol. 1) & 592 (Vol. 2)
- Format: pdf
Published in 1995, Bruce Eckel’s “Thinking in C++” received the winner for 1996 Software Development Magazine’s “Jolt Award for Best Book of the Year“. Over the years, it has become widely popular among learners and teachers making it one of the most recommended books to learn C++ programming language.
The Vol. 1 of this book starts with introduction to objects and the process of making and using objects. This volume covers various aspects of C++ such as nested structures, classes, pointers, functions, preprocessor, object creation, arrays, syntax, and many more. Polymorphism & Virtual Functions and Intro to Templates along with some coding styles, programming guidelines, etc. are mentioned at the end of the book.
Vol. 2 of “Thinking in C++” is divided into 2 parts. The first part is “The Standard C++ Library”; it cover strings, iostreams, templates, STL containers & iterators and STL algorithms. The 2nd part “Advanced Topics” focuses on Multiple Inheritance, Exception Handling, Run-time type identification, Building stable system, design patterns and various tools and topics of C++.
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Summary cum Exercises are available at the end of each and every chapter in both volumes of this book. Note that both the volumes (2nd Edition) are available in a single zip file of Thinking in C++ Bruce Eckel pdf Download. You can find other good C++ programming books for free download here.