C++: Tips and Best Practices
300 pages
English
PDF
4.5

C++: Tips and Best Practices

C++: Tips and Best Practices

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The book "C++: Tips and Best Practices" is a practical guide that will help you master modern C++ and write reliable, efficient, and maintainable code. The author, with many years of experience developing high-load systems, has compiled in this book proven methodologies and patterns used in the industry today.



Unlike academic textbooks, this book is focused on real-world tasks. You will not just learn syntax, but will learn to make correct architectural decisions. Special attention is paid to the C++11/14/17/20 standards and new language features that make code safer and more performant.



What you will learn from the book:

  • Resource Management and RAII: How to avoid memory leaks and correctly use smart pointers (std::unique_ptr, std::shared_ptr)
  • Modern C++: Working with lambda expressions, coroutines, concepts, and ranges
  • Template Programming: From basic templates to metaprogramming and variadic templates
  • Performance: Code optimization, working with cache, avoiding bottlenecks
  • Multithreading and Asynchrony: std::thread, std::async, std::future, safe task queues
  • Testing and Debugging: Unit testing (Google Test), static analysis, sanitizers


Who this book is for:

  • Beginning C++ developers who want to write quality code from the start
  • Experienced programmers wishing to transition to modern C++ standards
  • Engineers working on high-load and embedded systems
  • Anyone who wants to understand the "why" behind best practices, not just the "how"


Each chapter contains code examples that can be immediately applied in a project. You will learn to avoid typical mistakes (such as undefined behavior or leaks), effectively use the standard library, and design extensible classes. The book is written in a lively style, with complex concepts explained through analogies and practical scenarios.



After reading, you will be able to confidently work with any C++ code, refactor legacy projects, and create new applications that are fast and safe. This is not just a collection of tips — it is a roadmap for professional growth in the world of C++.

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