Publisher: Benjamin/Cummings, 1989, 244 pages
ISBN: 0-8053-0910-1
Keywords: Programming
C++ for C programmers is written from a unique perspective for programmers already familiar with C. To ease understanding, C++ is presented as an extension of C, with frequent comparisons and contrasts to C programming constructs. In addition, the book features an emphasis on object-oriented programming and teaches you how to extend your C programming knowledge to incorporate this cutting-edge methodology. Each chapter includes several major program examples with special "dissections" or structured walk-throughs of the program code. You'll find the exercises based on the example programs are an invaluable component to self-paced or group instruction. No other book offers you a better combinatin of tutorial and reference to C++!
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filesI tried to learn C++ via this book in ancient times. I didn't succeed. Ignore it.
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