The third edition of C++: The Complete Reference is greatly expanded beyond its predecessor. In fact, the length of the book has nearly doubled! The main reason for this is that the third edition now includes comprehensive coverage of both the standard function library and the standard class library. Neither of these were sufficiently well defined when the second edition was being prepared to warrant inclusion.
With the standardization of C++ being complete, these topics can finally be added. Aside from these major additions, the third edition also includes a substantial amount of new material scattered throughout the book. Most is the result of features that have been added to C++ since the previous edition was prepared. New or expanded coverage includes the following topics: the Standard Template Library, run-time type ID (RTTI), the new casting operators, new features of templates, namespaces, new-style headers, and the modern-style I/O system. Also, some fundamental changes to the way new and delete are implemented are described and several new keywords are discussed.
Frankly, if you have not taken a close look at C++ for the past few years, you will be surprised at how much it has grown and how many new features have been added. It's not the same old C++ that you learned years ago.
Author : Herbert Schildt
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