All-C programming

Author: Gao Yongqiang
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: This book integrates C and C++ and introduces program design and programming techniques from a practical perspective. It addresses the needs of both teaching and self-study, utilizing more than 300 complete program examples to systematically and progressively discuss and introduce basic and commonly used statements, operations, and functions in C and C++. By breaking the traditional artificial "boundary" between C and C++, and adhering to the philosophy of "using whichever language is more practical and easier to learn," readers can leverage the effective learning methods throughout the book to master the fundamental and key programming concepts and techniques in both C and C++ in a relatively short time. In addition to comprehensively introducing program design and programming methods, this book also has the following features:
First, it dedicates a chapter to explaining in detail how to use debugging tools (Debugger) to learn programming and languages.
Second, the last four chapters focus on discussing object-oriented programming techniques (Object-Oriented Programming).
Third, almost every chapter includes practical examples for solving real-world problems, comprehensively introducing how to use the concepts, statements, operations, and functions discussed in that chapter to address practical issues. The "Learn-by-Doing Exercises" at the end of each chapter further require readers to understand and master the concepts and programming techniques introduced in the program examples of that chapter.
This book is designed for beginners in programming languages and programming. It is suitable for use as a textbook in universities, colleges, vocational schools, and training centers. It can also serve as a self-study textbook or a reference for professionals.