Cons: the book is poorly structured. There might be more tables and the rules might be spelled out more consistently;
Pros: the keys to both texts and exercises (and this is my very first book on the subject :))

The title is misleading. It's kinda generic C++ for dummies programming manual. Not very deep. There's little of C++20. Very little. But this book contains some implementations of mathematical algos in C++. Probably because it's written by a physicist :) So it might be still worth it.

Be warned: old orthography can make your eyes bleed. Besides, this is facsimile reprint of a poorly set original. For further details RTFB.

I wish I had a book like this on C++14, and C++20, ofc.

Not so bad for starters, but unavoidably superficial and somewhat scientifically controversial. So better consider reading Gardiner if interested in Egyptian.

A really great comprehensive language reference, but could be somewhat shorter (maybe quarterfold :)

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