What is the best book on C++ programming for an experienced programmer?

Question

C++ / C#

What modern book would you recommend that every C++ programmer should read? The language is not important - English / Russian.
An example - I opened the recently known book "Perfect Code" - it turned out to be a banal educational program, a wild bias towards bureaucracy, several interesting moments and 90% of water. Just flipped through. Here's not like that.

Answer 1

Have you read Stroustrup yet?

Answer 2

Stroustrup is a classic.
In general, very interesting techniques can be found in the book "The C++ Programmer's Library" by Jeff Alger. Mail.ru recommends this book to everyone in its courses.

Answer 3

"C++. Sacred Knowledge" by Stephen Dewhurst is one of the best books on pluses.
The author briefly and expertly discusses one aspect of C++ in each chapter.
The book is written in a wonderful language - clear and without unnecessary text.

Answer 4

https://www.amazon.com/Effective-Modern-Specific-W...
https://www.amazon.com/Advanced-Metaprogramming-Cl...
+ Sutter, Stroustrup (but not the one with swans on the cover), Alexandrescu, Steven Dewhurst...
The language standard yet, and many, many docks and conference videos.
In general, it is strange that the "experienced programmer" did not read McConnell. Which, by the way, has nothing to do with C++.

Answer 5

For an experienced one, not a single book is enough, the entire Internet is not enough, so learn to use the Internet, and it will be the best possible.

Answer 6

Useful, I think, to an experienced programmer N. Josattis C++ Standard Library. Reference guide. 2nd Edition (C++11)