What should a C++ programmer read?

Question

Books

Please advise which books are better to read, topics and authors.
By patterns, different libraries (Qt, Boost, OpenCV / GL), Algorithms, data structures , etc.
In general, all the books that can set me on the right path and make me a worthy programmer .
ZY: I learned the basics of the language, now there are innovations from the 11th, 14th and 17th versions, what would you advise on them ?
Z.Y. 2: Particularly interested in machine learning.

Answer 1

In my opinion, a C++ programmer cannot call himself a C++ programmer unless he has read Jeff Alger .
About Qt - it's better to read the official documentation and see examples.
About OpenCV - it's better to start with the technology itself and poke it through Python: www.pyimagesearch.com
About OpenGL - I didn’t find any good books (neither then nor now), I mastered it by examples and office. documentation.
According to the algorithms, find a copy of Hackers Delight (there are all sorts of tricks with bits and bytes).
For optimization - read the old books of Kaspersky (Program Optimization Technique and Efficient Memory Usage).
On data structures: https://github.com/thejameskyle/itsy-bitsy-data-st...

Answer 2

From your questions it sounds like you are trying to read too much and writing too little code.
Write code. Master git and the skills of working with the development environment and debugging the program.

Answer 3

C ++ is an extensive cross-platform system, and it supports many true paths, so you first need to decide what you will do, what exactly you want to be worthy, without this the answer to the question is impossible, and any attempts will be subjective nonsense, however, if it is worthy for you be ignorant and not know objective information, then go ahead with the song!