C++ Programming with AI: A Complete Beginner's Guide to Modern C++, High-Performance Programming, and AI-Assisted Development

Master the language that powers game engines, AI frameworks, browsers, and real-time systems - and learn how AI tools make you a faster, better C++ developer. C++ Programming with AI is the complete beginner-to-practitioner guide for developers who want to learn modern C++ and apply it in the most performance-critical domains in software engineering. Written for 2026, this book takes you from your very first program all the way to building high-performance AI applications, game engine components, and real-time data processors. Author Thomas Scott cuts through the complexity of C++ with clarity and precision, covering everything from foundational syntax to advanced modern C++ features - with a dedicated section on how AI tools are transforming the way C++ developers work today. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: - C++ fundamentals: variables, data types, operators, input/output, and control flow - Functions, arrays, strings, vectors, pointers, and references - Object-oriented programming: classes, constructors, destructors, inheritance, and polymorphism - Exception handling, file I/O, namespaces, and multi-file projects - Advanced topics: templates, STL, smart pointers, memory management, and data structures - Multithreading, concurrency, lambda expressions, and move semantics - Performance optimization and clean, maintainable C++ code - Modern C++ standards: C++17, C++20, and C++23 features - AI-assisted development: using AI tools to write, debug, and optimize C++ code - Prompt engineering for C++ programming tasks - Calling AI APIs and integrating AI services into C++ applications - C++ in machine learning, robotics (ROS2), and AI framework development > WHY THIS BOOK: >Covers C++17 throughout, with selected C++20 and C++23 features where compiler support is mature and practical. Includes comprehensive appendices covering C++ syntax, STL containers, common algorithms, smart pointers, modern C++ features by standard, compiler flags, a full glossary, common errors and fixes, and recommended learning resources. Perfect for: beginners with no prior C++ experience, developers from other languages wanting systems-level skills, game developers, robotics engineers, and anyone who needs to write fast, reliable, high-performance software.

Pages: 169, Paperback, Independently published