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A tutorial/reference to C++++ uses graphics to illustrate key concepts and provides programmers with a clear picture of how to develop applications, providing accompanying illustrations for every included code examples. (All Users). Synopsis
The easy, visual approach to learning C++, this book includes thorough coverage of both basic and advanced features, "pictures" of sample code with clear explanations of every keyword and statement, and a programmer's checklist for developing efficient, reliable code. From the Back Cover
“Show me the code!” The easy, visual approach to C++.
Finally, there's a book that presents C++ the way you want to learn it --from real, working code! C++ Programmer's Notebook is so visual, so sensible, so convenient, you'll wonder why nobody thought of it before. See for yourself!
*The code comes first! Start by looking at proven code samples you can just copy and run!
*Everything's highlighted in boldface type, so you instantly see the basic C++ syntax, and what you have to add to it.
*All the rules are neatly summarized in a convenient table!
And if you want to know more, it's right there for you on the adjacent left-hand page.
C++ Programmer's Notebook isn't just convenient: it's comprehensive. And it's carefully, logically organized to build your expertise one step at a time. It covers all the C++ concepts you need to know, including:
*Variables
*Arrays
*Overloading
*Files and Streams
*Operators
*Strings
*Inheritance
*Memory Management
*Expressions
*Program Control
*Pointers
*Storing/Searching for Data
*Structures
*Objects
*Virtual Functions
*Data Structures
*Functions
*Classes
*I/O
*Templates
There's even a programmer's checklist for writing efficient, reliable code.
It's a complete course in C++ without the pain! Whether you're a professional programmer learning C++, a C++ programmer needing a quick reference, or a student, this is the C++ book you'll use every day! About the Author
JIM KEOGH has written more than 30 books about computers including UNIX Programming for Dummies, Visual FoxPro for Dummies, Best Free UNIX Utilities, and Solving the Year 2000 Problem. Keogh spent over a decade developing mission critical systems for major Wall Street firms. He is a professor of computer science at Saint Peter's College in Jersey City, New Jersey, and lectures at seminars at Columbia University. He is a former columnist and contributing editor to Popular Electronic Magazine where he wrote the Programmer's Notebook column. Keogh is also a former associate editor of Personal Communication Magazine. Back to C \ C++ : Language
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