C++Builder Classic Examples 50 Lectures (Includes 1CD) (Includes 1CD)

Author: Wang Jun
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: Classic Examples Series. This book is a tutorial teaching readers how to program using Borland C++Builder. The entire book is divided into 50 lessons, each covering a specific topic. It discusses aspects such as the basics of C++Builder programming, general programming techniques in C++Builder, advanced programming techniques in C++Builder, network programming, database programming, and the Component Object Model, while also providing numerous examples that cover all aspects of C++Builder application development. The book has a unique content arrangement, with each topic centered around examples, integrating related background knowledge and theoretical concepts. This arrangement makes the book more practical and allows readers to directly refer to it for operations and programming. The book is rich in content, detailed in explanations, and contains all the essence of C++Builder application development. The theoretical knowledge is closely tied to the examples, making it highly practical. It serves as both a teaching reference for students and faculty in primary and higher education institutions to learn Borland C++Builder programming, the preferred textbook for C++Builder training courses, and a self-study reference for C++ enthusiasts. This book is a tutorial teaching readers how to program using Borland C++Builder. The entire book is divided into 50 lessons, each covering a specific topic. It discusses aspects such as the basics of C++Builder programming, general programming techniques in C++Builder, advanced programming techniques in C++Builder, network programming, database programming, and the Component Object Model, while also providing numerous examples that cover all aspects of C++Builder application development. The book has a unique content arrangement, with each topic centered around examples, integrating related background knowledge and theoretical concepts. This arrangement makes the book more practical and allows readers to directly refer to it for operations and programming. The book is rich in content, detailed in explanations, and contains all the essence of C++Builder application development. The theoretical knowledge is closely tied to the examples, making it highly practical. It serves as both a teaching reference for students and faculty in primary and higher education institutions to learn Borland C++Builder programming, the preferred textbook for C++Builder training courses, and a self-study reference for C++ enthusiasts.