1. But how do it know? - J. Clark Scott 2. Design Patterns: elements of reusable object-oriented software - Erich Gamma 3. C++ Best practices - Jason Turner 4. C++ 17 in detail - B. Filipek 5. C++ Concurrency in Action - Williams

Great list! "Effective C++" by Scott Meyers is another book I would recommend for CPP programmers.

Thx coding Jesus, hope you return to KZfaq.

Glad to see high quality books that are outside the typical recommendations you see repeated everywhere on the internet.

I love the fact that the book concurrency in action has a concubine on the cover

great info CODE - jesus! THANKYOU

What other C++ books do you recommend people should read?

astonishing content Coding Jesus. I killed that thumbs up on your video. Keep up the first-rate work.

Bro, just discovered your channel. But the fact you say we're probably control freaks so effortlessly cracked me up. Love it. So true. Computers like all our second brain and they're all connected together and most people don't even know where or how their password is protected on their bank account and yet we depend on that being safe for us to not die. lol. What a time to be alive. haha.

I’m here based off a HILARIOUS comment on KS live. You made my night man.

Great Video!

Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++ by Bjarne Stroustrup...What do you think?

Thank you!

Thank you for the information coding Jesus! I’m just starting on my C++ journey as a beginner. Can I ask what are some of the books/resources you used when you just started (from the video abt how you became a quant dev)? Cheers and keep up the great videos!

Cool! I really recommend "Implementing Useful Algorithms in C++" by Dmytro Kedyk. I worked with Dmytro at Bloomberg -- the guy has some of the highest raw intellect I have seen in the field. His book will really come in handy when building complex systems. If you are into chess, he also wrote a bunch of chess material re his experience in the Russian chess system.

Great Information

Great videos.

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GOOD VIDEO, Danke, mein Freund!!!

the c++ programming language by its creator Bjarne Stroustrup . how could any other book outplay its creator

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Asselamun aleykum Muslim brother. It's good that you grew a beard. Have you gone on pilgrimage? You should definitely visit the Kaaba.👍

Very cool bro

Is C++ Primer no longer good enough?

hi, i'm new on c++ , i know a little of c# but i prefer go to unreal 5 thanks for the list.. i need read a lot xD

"The C++ Standard Library" by Nicolai Josuttis.

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hello Coding Jesus, could you make a video and show how a trading algorithm looks like. I mean, show us some simplified code with some simple parameters. or you may show us a simplified Block Diagram. is it possible?

in just 2 sec you got me bro lmao

It's been three years, does you still agree with the video you have made ?

Coding Jesus, what is your opinion on the fintech industry? Do you see some business opportunities in fintech?

More than the title of each book you should also highlight the names of the authors.

So my school focuses on Java and Python- is there a tool you recommend for those? I am self- learning C++ as well since fintech does focus on that as you mentioned it- I’m excited to read these over summer!

need coding test books

have you always started with 'what the hell is up?' lmaooo idk how im just noticing

christ, you look like Jesus

Coding Jesus you said in one of your videos you dont day trade.I have watched all of your videos on trading.am interested in for ex or fx.how does one goes about it in order to succeed as a day trader coz there are many scams online. Education and training required or skills required to trade successful both fx and options

Cool. Understanding many features of modern C++ itself is one thing, but understanding how to develop object oriented s/w in C++ is another, we know use-cases, class diagrams, sequence diagrams, etc. but recently I saw something about Control-class, Entity-class, and Boundary-class, where the Control-class for example will manage a single use-case, from start to end, and Entity-classes are basically data for the use-case, and Boundary-class as the name implies interact with other parts of the system. So if a functionality has 10 use-cases, we will have 10 Control-classes to manage them as triggered by respective actors, and their required Entity and Boundary classes. I find this C-B-E based classification of classes are quite fascinating when designing an OOP based design. And no books found on that, do you have any recommendations? The design pattern is another matter, its a set of known and trusted solutions to familiar problems, plenty of books on that. Thanks.

Should we only read the books or also write the programmes to remember the topics?

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What do you think about python instead of c++?

why no one made a language better than c++ and faster yet ? or they do exist but they are not used so not famous

Hi brother do use c++ a lot of times as a quant developer or is C++ the standard language for Quant developers

These book help you for understanding C++ Language; but didn’t help you to programming like C++ aime; C++ Core language has mathematical foundation from abstract algebra to group theory, to Calculus of predicate. For good in C++ programming should be mathematicians.

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