Teach Yourself... C++ (5th Edition)

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Book Description
This classic programmers book will teach you to write more effective programs using C++. Living up to its reputation as a helpful how-to for every level of programming skill, teach yourself...C++, 5th Edition demonstrates the hows and whys of C++ program design in an accessible, informative style.

teach yourself...C++, 5th Edition helps you understand the differences between function-oriented and object-oriented programming. Get a solid foundation in such valuable concepts as default function arguments, variable declarations, inline functions, and global scope resolutions. Learn about the Free Store, class inheritance, and C++ input/output streams. The disk includes the GNU C++ Compiler which runs under MS-DOS. For instructive reading and reliable spot reference, teach yourself...C++, 5th Edition is a must-have book for beginner and expert programmers alike.

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This classic programmer's reference has been completely revised to include the latest proposed ANSI C++ standards to the language, and discusses the most recent compilers for C++. The CD-ROM contains complete source code and the GNU C++, Windows 95, and DOS command line compilers.

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This is the latest update of the acknowledged classic programmer's reference. It demonstrates the hows and whys of C++ program design in an accessible, informative style. For instructive reading, and reliable spot reference, this is a must-have book for beginner and expert programmer alike. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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Allows all levels of users to quickly achieve programming proficiency, outlining the hows and whys of program design, updated features, and more. Original. (All Users). --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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