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C++ Programming in Easy Steps Mike McGrath
Publisher: In Easy Steps Limited

Learn to use CScreenImage, an MFC/ATL extension class for screen image captures. €� Telastyn May 5 at 23:54 Extensions The next step if Cython doesn't speed things up enough is to create a straight C/C++ extension. A book that brings Compared to modern languages like Python, Ruby or even languages derived from it (like C++ or arguably Java or C#) C is very simple. These programming interview questions are from my personal collections and I have only chosen those which are not very difficult, can be solved easily but at same time can become too complex or confusing, present lots of follow-up questions and test fundamentals of This programming question can also be solved using 2 pointers and if you increase one pointer one step at a time and other as two steps at a time they will meet in some point if there is a loop. C++ Programming in Easy Steps instructs the reader how to program in C++ both on Windows platforms and on Unix-based platforms, such as Linux. Aimed at: Beginners wanting to learn C Rating: 4.5. Concise, informative and broadcast-quality Advanced C++ Programming training videos delivered to your desktop; The ability to learn at your own pace with our intuitive, easy-to-use interface; A quick grasp of even the most Practical working files further enhance the learning process and provide a degree of retention that is unmatched by any other form of Advanced C++ Programming tutorial, online or offline… so you'll know the exact steps for your own projects. Publisher: In Easy Steps Pages: 192. Cons: Nature of C means it's not an exciting book. C++ Programming in Easy Steps makes no assumption you have previous knowledge of any programming language so it's ideal for the newcomer to computer programming. It contains separate chapters on the major features of the C++ language. And for about 5 years or so I just used C++ and OpenGL, so I spent a lot of time on infrastructure, strange bugs, and mostly getting basic things to work. They need folks like us to step back a little, and yeah, KISS. Pros: Well presented treatment of C and principles of modular structured programming. Even better, just get rid of state and state mutation whenever you can afford (granted, easier said than done: end user requirements are rarely directly translatable in pure functions). A friend of mine then recommended python and after initially being aversed by NET is easily cross platform these days, take a look. I knew the answer instantly: Although we expected C++ programmers to see Go as an alternative, instead most Go programmers come from languages like Python and Ruby.