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I want to learn c++ as I will be working on image recognition, etc.
I have a few years solid experience in C# and I have made stuff with C# so I’m not lacking experience. What is a good book which will help me make the transition (I will still be doing C# as it is my main skill)?
Also, would you agree that to be good at C++, a lot of experience and being proficient in C# will help? As C++ is harder…
Thanks
Yes I agree with that. A lot of experience in development in any language helps in my opinion. With experience comes appreciation of best practices. Those practices may be different, but you will not dismiss them outright because you know (from your experience) that they are usually good for you.
Good book… Get “C++ primer” with “Effective (and more effective) C++” and you will be all set. Then if you need STL get yourself Josuttis and “Effective STL”. Good luck