Visual C++.NET Advanced Programming

Author: Dietel
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: If it were any other Deitel published book, this one would perfectly combine numerous examples and excellent practical experience! The author has done a great deal of outstanding work to demonstrate how to use Microsoft's Visual C++ .NET IDE to guide learning. This book is primarily written for programmers who have used C, C++, and other advanced languages but now need to learn Visual C++ .NET. The book applies the Deitel-specific LIVE-CODE method to introduce programming methods and delve into the Microsoft Visual C++ .NET language. For some key Visual C++ .NET concepts, it introduces them through rigorously tested programs, line-by-line code descriptions, and program outputs. The book cites 228 examples and includes 34,131 lines of tested Visual C++ .NET program code. Additionally, the book includes 387 programming tips, which readers can use to write portable, reusable, and performance-optimized applications. The book first briefly introduces the basics of Visual C++ .NET. It then covers advanced topics, including multithreading, ADO.NET database integration, ASP.NET Web services, network programming, and XML processing. The book also provides detailed coverage of unmanaged code, including feature programming, using ATLServer to develop Web-based applications, and interoperability between managed and unmanaged code. By using Visual C++ .NET, developers can flexibly write both unmanaged and managed code, as well as ATLServer applications.