Visual C/C++ Programming Best Practices Collection: Key Technology Explained

Author: Editor-in-Chief of the Journal "Computer Programming Techniques and Maintenance"
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: Visual C/C++ as a powerful visual application development tool is recognized by the computer industry as an excellent application development tool. Microsoft's basic class library MFC makes it easy to develop Windows applications, suitable for various development platforms such as system software, application software, network software, and game software. Based on the different application objects of Visual C/C++, 190 selected examples are divided into the Database and Graphics Image volume, the Network and Communication volume, and the Key Technology Essentials volume. This book is the Database and Graphics Image volume. The entire book adheres to the principle of practicality, focuses closely on the theme, progresses step by step, and introduces the thought methods and programming techniques for application development using Visual C/C++. The features of this book are reflected in the following points:
First, each chapter introduces the application programming methods and techniques of Visual C/C++ through a series of examples, avoiding dry and empty theory, and each example is highly practical and representative. Second, every selected example is a summary of the experience of application programmers using Visual C/C++, demonstrating strong practicality, and many programming techniques can be referenced. Third, the program source code of each example has been tested and debugged, providing convenience for program developers to port the source code and thus accelerating the pace of application programming. Fourth, classic examples from older versions are reviewed and analyzed, selecting classic examples from older development environments to serve as a reference for broader understanding.
This book is suitable for programmers and application developers with a certain foundation in Visual C/C++ application, and it also provides some reference value for readers who are new to Visual C/C++ programming.