Advanced C++ Programming Styles and Idioms

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James O. Coplien provides a deep dive into the architectural patterns that define professional C++ development. This classic text moves beyond basic syntax to explain how experts actually think about and structure their code. By focusing on the unique idioms of the language, the book teaches you how to express complex designs through abstract data types and inheritance structures. It remains a fo…

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