Apress Beginning C++23: From Beginner to Pro

I liked the book. I haven't finished it yet... but so far, the content is great.

I've been wanting to learn C++ for ages, but always felt a bit intimidated by it. I'd dabbled in other programming languages, but C++ always seemed like a mountain to climb. Then I stumbled across "Beginning C++23" and I'm so glad I did! This book is exactly what I needed. The author has a really engaging writing style. It's clear, concise, and doesn't assume you're already a programming whiz. They start with the absolute basics – explaining what variables are, how loops work, etc. – and build up gradually. What I really appreciate is how they explain why things work the way they do, not just how. That made a huge difference in my understanding. I was particularly impressed with the coverage of C++23 features. It's not just a rehash of older C++ stuff, but genuinely focuses on the latest and greatest. I'm already using some of the new features in my own projects, which is awesome. The examples are practical and relevant, and they really help to solidify the concepts. Honestly, I was expecting to get bogged down in the more complex topics like pointers and templates, but the author explains them so clearly that I actually grasped them pretty quickly. There are plenty of exercises and challenges throughout the book, which are great for testing your understanding and building your skills. If you're a complete beginner looking to learn C++, or even if you have some experience but want to get up to speed with C++23, I highly recommend this book. It's well-written, easy to follow, and genuinely enjoyable to read. It took the intimidation out of learning C++ and has given me the confidence to tackle more complex programming projects. Definitely a worthwhile investment!

The description of the book says that the reader will learn C++ after reading...AND IT'S TOTALLY TRUE. This book it's the Holly Grail of engineering and creating marvelous programs with C++. Nobody's paying me to sah this and I'm not affiliated with anyone. I already read half of it ( it have 918 pages) and already I run my first program using C++. I had 0 experience with C++ and I badly needed to learn. IT'S INSANITY, I never thought I can learn a programing language at my age, so quickly. The autors explain everything step by step starting from very easy ( a small description of what is and what c++ does) towards profesional level. They explain everything, I mean EVERYTHING, from the definition of functions, what a function do, her definition and what role that command have inside of the program and so on. It's incredible. The book arrived as new, wrapped in a foil. I praise the seller.

Yes, this excellent book is worth the extra cost. I do not think it is really a good book for a beginner starting from zero. But for anyone with some programming knowledge the 918 pages are packed full. Although it only covers most of what most people would ever need, it does not cover every tiny detail of the complete C++23 language. In its seventh edition it is free of errors and a very thorough work.

I'm at a beginner level on C++, and have been looking for tutorials and books on modern C++ for a long time. Where most tutorials and books use old-fashioned C++ most of the way and mention modern C++ in appendices or late chapters, this book is all about modern C++ from the very beginning. As an example, no std::cout, no #include directives, just modern C++ all the way, I love it and I love C++23!