C/C++ programming is often thought of as inaccessible, but these languages form the basis for many other programming languages and paradigms, and as such are vital, necessary skills for any IT professional to learn. Just Enough C/C++ Programming provides an intelligent layperson's guide to programmi
Just enough C/C ++ programming
β Scribed by Guy W Lecky-Thompson
- Publisher
- Thomson Course Technology PTR
- Year
- 2008
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 397
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Furnishes an overview of C/C++ language concepts, explaining the basic structure of a C program, essential tools and techniques, algorithm design for common programming problems, compilers and pre-processors, ANSI C libraries, C++ Standard Libraries, templates, and real-world applications.
β¦ Table of Contents
Content: Getting started --
Programming recap --
C program structures --
Data types and variables --
Console I/O --
Decision making --
Loops --
Standard libraries --
Command-line processing --
User-defined functions --
File I/O --
Complex data types --
Pointers --
Pre-processor directives --
Program design in C and C++ --
C++ in practice --
C++ standard libraries --
Templates and the STL --
Where next? --
Web references.
Abstract:
β¦ Subjects
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For the beginning to intermediate user who needs a quick easy-to-use C reference. The sections of this reference book are like magazine installments but with an underlying assumption of continuity. Programming points are illustrated with actual code wherever possible. All code is ANSI standard C, wi
This text shows code techniques. The disk features source code and versions of the programs, shows how to use the C language to solve programming problems, and discusses techniques such as finite state machines, GREP, bit twiddling, tokenized parsers and mini-interpreters.