C/C++ Programming Tutorial

Author: Guo Xiaogang Jin Xing
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book combines the latest C/C standards to provide an in-depth yet accessible introduction to the C/C programming language. From the perspective of hybrid programming, it clarifies the similarities and differences between C and C++ programming languages. Starting from the basic concepts, it introduces the origins and evolution of C/C languages and gradually delves into deeper aspects of the language. The book meticulously compares the features of similar syntaxes, provides numerous examples, and thoroughly analyzes complex or obscure points, aiming to help readers grasp the C/C languages fundamentally. The book maintains the clarity and logical rigor of a textbook while striving for the comprehensiveness and systematicity of a reference manual. In the first part, C/C is described as an improved version of C/C. Through the study of structured programming, readers can acquire the fundamental knowledge required for software development. For object-oriented programming methods, the book offers clear and detailed explanations of concepts such as encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism, operator overloading, and template syntax. The book aims to be broad in scope, with a solid foundation and high starting point, catering to the needs of C/C language learners and software developers at all levels—from beginners to advanced users. It reduces unnecessary exploration time for newcomers and can serve as a textbook for science and engineering majors in higher education institutions or as a self-study guide for learning C or C++.