Title: A great book on C++. But, only for experienced programmers
Review: This book is one of the greatest C++ books. The author Bjarne Stroustrup clearly explains each and every feature of C++ and at the same time gives warnings about potential dangers about using certain features improperly. For some, the book may seem unstructured but, if you are able to complete the first three chapters of the book, reading the rest will be easy and enjoyable. Particularly, the treatment of Virtual Classes, operator overloading and memory management are great. I highly recommend this book to anyone that is serious about learning C++ well. The other books I would recommend are "Effective C++ by Scott Meyers" This book actually summerises all the warning Dr. Strousrup has given in his book. Advanced C++ by James Coplien is also very good ( be warned that this book is little dated compared to "The c++ programming language" and "Effective C++").
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