Although I am fairly proficient with Javascript, I purchased this book because it used an online shopping cart as the basis of the lessons and I wanted the code to jumpstart a project. I did take the time to read the book on a coast-to-coast plane trip, so I got more out of it than just free code.<
C++ Weekend Crash Course
β Scribed by Stephen R. Davis
- Publisher
- IDG Books Worldwide
- Year
- 2000
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 502
- Edition
- Bk&CD-Rom
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
What are you doing this weekend? If Friday nights highlights include creating your first C++ program in Visual C++ and CNU C++, then Saturday will find you deep into this books crash course. Lessons present debugging, flow control commands, and wielding pointers and objects. By Sunday, youll work through concepts such as inheritance, virtual functions, abstract classes, and stream I/O. After only 15 hours of practice, review, and assessment with Β«C++ Weekend Crash CourseΒ», youll be able to show off your C++ skills on Monday morning - and shine.
β¦ Subjects
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