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• Author: Bjarne Stroustrup
• Publisher: Addison-Wesley
• Publish Date: 1997
• ISBN: 0201889544
• Pages: 1022

I find using C++ more enjoyable than ever. C++’s support for design and programming has

improved dramatically over the years, and lots of new helpful techniques have been developed for

its use. However, C++ is not just fun. Ordinary practical programmers have achieved significant

improvements in productivity, maintainability, flexibility, and quality in projects of just about any

kind and scale. By now, C++ has fulfilled most of the hopes I originally had for it, and also succeeded

at tasks I hadn’t even dreamt of.

This book introduces standard C++† and the key programming and design techniques supported

by C++. Standard C++ is a far more powerful and polished language than the version of C++ introduced

by the first edition of this book. New language features such as namespaces, exceptions,

templates, and runtime

type identification allow many techniques to be applied more directly than

was possible before, and the standard library allows the programmer to start from a much higher

level than the bare language.

About a third of the information in the second edition of this book came from the first. This

third edition is the result of a rewrite of even larger magnitude. It offers something to even the

most experienced C++ programmer; at the same time, this book is easier for the novice to approach

than its predecessors were. The explosion of C++ use and the massive amount of experience accumulated

as a result makes this possible.

The definition of an extensive standard library makes a difference to the way C++ concepts can

be presented. As before, this book presents C++ independently of any particular implementation,

and as before, the tutorial chapters present language constructs and concepts in a ‘‘bottom up’’

order so that a construct is used only after it has been defined. However, it is much easier to use a

welldesigned

library than it is to understand the details of its implementation. Therefore, the standard

library can be used to provide realistic and interesting examples well before a reader can be

assumed to understand its inner workings. The standard library itself is also a fertile source of programming

examples and design techniques.

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