> ... makes me want to learn modern C++. Do you have any suggestion on where to start?
i have always found bjarne-stroustrup's books to be quite useful. his latest one (Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++) seems to cover c++11/c++14 as well. might be worth checking out ? another author i really like is andrew-koenig, you can probably look at, Accelerated C++, from him. it is a bit dated, but still pretty good overall.
i have always found bjarne-stroustrup's books to be quite useful. his latest one (Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++) seems to cover c++11/c++14 as well. might be worth checking out ? another author i really like is andrew-koenig, you can probably look at, Accelerated C++, from him. it is a bit dated, but still pretty good overall.