Advance books in c++

[thapchi]

Please Name some advance books in C++

Not beginer stuff which have loops,conditional,logical operators, if commands and the beginner stuff

I want something advance.

Please name books

[Albatross]

"Advanced" is a relative term. The really advanced stuff is the use of evil features of C++ in a way that is very hard to mess up (which can be hard, I tell you).

However, classes, exceptions, templates, polymorphism, and explicit type casting are candidates for "advanced" C++ as well. You can learn more about them actually from the tutorial on this site.
http://cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/

However, if you wanted books, here's a list:
http://cplusplus.com/articles/Grey_Wolf6/#CPP-Int

-Albatross

[eraeya]

Two very interesting books (2nd year college level C++) are

The C++ Standard Library - Nicolai Josuttis
C++ Coding Standards - Herb Sutter

You'll learn a lot and the first one is really a great reference for the ins and outs of the standard library and STL.

[thapchi]

eraeya thank you

I like first one alot Not seen second yet

[Athar]

Two important advanced books are Effective C++ and Modern C++ design.

[declan]

"Advanced" is where the C++ part becomes unimportant. Advanced means you start learning about programming concepts that can apply to most languages, like data structures, algorithms, then deeper stuff like automata theory that gets at the very nature of computing. This is actually the coolest stuff about computer science. To get books on these, search things like "algorithms c++" in amazon. I used Java when I learned these, but the concepts are identical.

[thapchi]

The C++ Standard Library - Nicolai Josuttis

Is a theory book

Can I get actual programming book

which shows new part of language and mainly the programs should be given as examples