David Vandevoorde has not attempted the kind of global coverage that characterised Tony Hansen's book. In C++ Solutions we have a much slimmer volume in which the author has been selective in which exercises he tackles. On the other hand the book has come out only a year after C++PL 3rd ed. and so should have more currency.

David fully deserves to be respected as a C++ expert and this book is worthy of your study if you are trying to achieve mastery of C++. However there is plenty of room for you to write your own set of answers to an entirely different selection of Bjarne Stroustrup's end of section exercises.

I recommend that you try the original exercises first before checking to see if David has provided his. One feature of David's work is that he sometimes adds a supplemental question of his own to make sure that you have to think about what you are doing. He does not provide solutions for his supplemental questions :-)

A book worthy of your study if you are anything less than a C++ expert.