Thinking in C++: A Comprehensive Guide

This book, authored by an experienced educator who draws on their own journey learning C++, offers a straightforward and concise introduction to programming with the language. With simple examples and clear explanations, it stands out for its unique approach. Divided into eighteen chapters, topics covered range from object evolution, data abstraction, encapsulation of implementation details, initialization and cleanup processes, function overloading and default parameters, input/output streams, constants, inline functions, name control, references and copy constructors, operator overloading, dynamic object creation, inheritance and composition, polymorphism with virtual functions, templates and container classes, multiple inheritance, exception handling, and runtime type identification. This book excels as both a formal textbook for academic courses and an excellent self-study resource; it's also highly recommended for professionals looking to enhance their programming skills in C++.