
This version of the book uses only one ink color (black), so if you're comfortable with technical English, I suspect you'll prefer the four-color English (American) edition. But if you like your C++ in French (including the code comments!), this new edition is your ami.
Scott
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Hello Scott!
I am French :)
I have just got Effective C++ 3rd edition (in English) and the few items I read are very interesting! I'm just curious: this edition is supposed to be an update from 2005 but they is a comment that says something like "C+0X is C+11" in the annexes. So some parts have been written after 2011, am I correct?
I have also read some items of the French version Effective Modern C++, in a book shop, and it seems as good as your previous books! Good job! When I will start using C++11 or newer, for sure I will get it! For the moment I am stuck with C++03.....but I have the proper book for that!
Regards!!
Pierre
@Pierre: Effective C++, Third Edition was written in 2005 and thus corresponds to C++98 (technically C++03), the version of C++ that was current at that time. Over the years, I've fixed bugs and made minor updates (as documented by the book's errata list), and a couple of those updates have caused me to mention C++11 in Item 54's discussion of TR1, but the book is about C++98, not C++11.
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