C++ and Windows Visual Programming

Author: Liu Zhen'an
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This book is a result of a rational combination and selection based on C++ program design and Windows programming, striving to reflect the development of the discipline and showcase its new features. The book focuses on programming methodologies, dividing the content into three main parts: procedural programming, object-oriented programming, and Windows visual programming. When introducing procedural programming, it directly introduces the concept of objects, using objects to design procedural programs and familiarizing readers with object usage. By utilizing the classes provided by C++, it establishes the concepts of object behavior and instances, laying the foundation for object-oriented programming. After introducing C++ language object-oriented programming, it transitions to designing Windows programs and introduces MFC for visual programming, emphasizing message handling and the structure of visual programs to help readers quickly master core technologies. This book does not require readers to have prior knowledge of the C language. Since the ideas of procedural design are also suitable for the C language, although there are some differences in implementation, readers can also learn C programming through this section. This part also introduces many design methods shared by both object-oriented and procedural programming. Therefore, readers who have studied C must also relearn this section to establish object-oriented concepts. The book features novel content, a well-structured layout, clear concepts, strong practicality, and ease of teaching. It is suitable as a textbook for universities and colleges, as well as a training manual, self-study guide, and reference book for engineering and technical personnel. This book is a result of a rational combination and selection based on C++ program design and Windows programming. The entire book is divided into three main parts: procedural programming, object-oriented programming, and Windows visual programming.