This guide to C++ is presented in the form of a real-world classroom experience. Over 100 questions are asked and answered in each chapter. It anticipates every question the reader may have asked themselves and many others they would never think to ask.
Learn to Program With C++ [beginners]
โ Scribed by Smiley, John
- Publisher
- McGraw-Hill/Osborne
- Year
- 2003
- Leaves
- 625
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
More than 100,000 programmers owe their careers to Professor John Smiley. In this unique guide, the guru himself will teach you, in a classroom setting, how to program with C++. Learn from more than 100 questions and answers as well as real-world programming projects.
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This book, despite its late publication date, is out of date! It's written for 3.0 instead of 3.2.x. I down loaded there source code for the first chapter. It consisted of a completely empty project. No added code, events or actions. I wish I could return it, but I ordered the Kindle version.
Where do I begin? -- Getting comfortable with C++ -- Data -- Selection structures -- Loops -- Creating your own functions -- Creating objects from instantiable classes -- Controlling access to the data in your object -- Inheritance -- Arrays -- Pointers -- Errors and error handling.;This guide to C+