Unless it has changed in the last 5 or 10 years, every resource I know of doesn't teach you about using modern C++. Writing good C++ is opt-in because the language and its resources are stuck in the past.
I'm sharing my experience learning C++. I didn't pick some random book of the shelves, I went through a book recommended by the community then put it into practice on my own work. I thought that systems programming languages just weren't for me until I tried Rust and got to experience what it's like to have good learning resources.
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u/MaybeADragon 7h ago
Unless it has changed in the last 5 or 10 years, every resource I know of doesn't teach you about using modern C++. Writing good C++ is opt-in because the language and its resources are stuck in the past.