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Is there a good "tutorial for modern c++" resource out there? The last c++ I used heavily was c03 and a sprinkle of c11. I find reading modern c++ to be somewhere between frustrating and an exercise in hieroglyphics thanks to how much it's changed. Something along the lines of "basics of why to use the different std pointers/views instead of raw pointers", lambdas, all the new const-like bits, and whatever else have become "core" features.



I've read "A Tour of C++" by Stroustrup. It was helpful in trying to catch up to modern idioms for C++.


Scott Meyers's books, although I think they stop at C++14 will get you up to speed




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