The C++ Programmer’s Mindset: Learn computational, algorithmic, and systems thinking to become a better C++ programmer

The C++ Programmer’s Mindset: Learn computational, algorithmic, and systems thinking to become a better C++ programmer

English | 2025 | ISBN: 978-1835888438 | 398 Pages | PDF, EPUB | 10 MB

Learn to break down and solve real-world problems with modern C++ using the proven power of computational thinking.

Key Features

  • Apply computational thinking to tackle complex C++ challenges
  • Use abstraction, algorithms, and data structures the C++ way
  • Build scalable, efficient, and reusable C++ code through real-world projects

Solve complex problems in C++ by learning how to think like a computer scientist. This book introduces computational thinking—a framework for solving problems using decomposition, abstraction, and pattern recognition—and shows you how to apply it using modern C++ features. You’ll learn how to break down challenges, choose the right abstractions, and build solutions that are both maintainable and efficient.

Through small examples and a large case study, this book guides you from foundational concepts to high-performance applications. You’ll explore reusable templates, algorithms, modularity, and even parallel computing and GPU acceleration. With each chapter, you’ll not only expand your C++ skillset, but also refine the way you approach and solve real-world problems.

Written by a seasoned research engineer and C++ developer, this book combines practical insight with academic rigor. Whether you’re designing algorithms or profiling production code, this book helps you deliver elegant, effective solutions with confidence.

What you will learn

  • Apply computational thinking to complex C++ problems
  • Break problems into components using abstraction
  • Use algorithms and data structures effectively in C++
  • Design modular and reusable C++ code
  • Analyze and improve algorithmic performance
  • Parse, transform, and interpret data in multiple formats
  • Scale up with concurrency, GPUs, and profiling tools
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