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The book Thinking in C++ aims at introducing the reader to certain key concepts of the programming language. Summary Of The Book The book, Thinking in C++, introduces the C++ programming language to its readers, assuming that they have basic knowledge of the C programming language. The code in this book maintains the standards set by the ANSI. The book also introduces the reader to the core concept of Objects in C++, showing the readers how to create and make use of them. The reader is also given an insight into the likenesses of C++ and its predecessor, C. Important theories such as dynamic creation of objects, polymorphism, inheritance, and virtual functionality, are explained thoroughly through the course of this book. In addition to that, it also introduces the subject of templates in C++. This edition of Thinking in C++ has been edited and published, giving the reader a fresh approach to C++ code according to the ANSI guidelines. Apart from that, the book also contains highly important aspects of the language that has numerous real-world applications. This book has been appreciated greatly by programmers, and is considered a best-seller publication of the author, along with the book Thinking in Java. About the Author Bruce Eckel is a renowned author who has written a number of books that pertain to the field of computer programming. Some of the books published by the author include Blackbelt C++: The Master’s Collection, Thinking in C++, Vol. 2: Practical Programming, 2nd Edition, and Thinking in Java. All these books are excellent for individuals who desire to better themselves as programmers. Even those with no background in object-oriented programming can benefit greatly from these books. The author was born on the 8th of July 1957. He has published more than 150 articles for a number of magazines, apart from his books. He regularly conducts seminars and lessons for coders to better themselves. He was also the founding associate of the ANSI/ISO C++ standard board. His books have also received several awards. The author is presently the founding president at MindView, LLC., which is a corporation that aims at coaching and providing consulting in the field of software design and programming languages.