Bug Hunt Adventure: The Great Siege of Common C++ Bugs: The Great Siege of Common C++ Bugs

Author: Steve Oualline
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book uses humorous and accessible language along with numerous typical buggy program examples to help readers learn from the mistakes of other programmers, thereby reducing errors in their own code. The book is divided into three parts:
Part I uses witty language to list 114 different types of buggy program code, covering almost all kinds of bugs that can occur in C++/C programs.
Part II provides hints for the issues related to the 114 buggy program codes, with a step-by-step hinting process that leaves ample space for readers to think about solutions.
Part III offers answers to the problems related to the 114 buggy program codes. For some very typical program issues, it also extends the discussion to broaden readers' perspectives.
This book is suitable for all C++/C language developers, especially those frequently troubled by bugs.
About the Author: Steve Oualline is an outstanding programmer with 35 years of rich programming experience. He has written several best-selling books, including Practical C Programming and Practical C++ Programming (published by O'Reilly).