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Features: This is a first-class C++ introductory book that adopts a practical approach to solving specific problems. Compared to other C++ introductory books I have seen, this book covers more areas of C++ programming in an astonishingly concise format. —Dag Bruck, Member of the ANSI/ISO C++ Committee
By allowing students to write meaningful programs as soon as possible, the author demonstrates a clear and convincing teaching method for C++ in this book. —Stephen Clamage, Sun Microsystems, Inc., Chairman of the ANSI C++ Committee
All readers who have read this book and completed the examples and exercises above will acquire the same skills as most professional C++ programmers. —Jeffrey D. Oldham, Stanford University
0. Start Learning C++ and C1
1. Using Strings
2. Loops and Counting
3. Using Batch Data
4. Organizing Programs and Data
5. Using Sequential Containers and Analyzing Strings
6. Using Library Algorithms
7. Using Associative Containers
8. Writing Generic Functions
9. Defining New Types
10. Managing Memory and Low-Level Data Structures
11. Defining Abstract Data Types
12. Making Class Objects Behave Like Numerical Values
13. Using Inheritance and Dynamic Binding
14. Managing Memory Almost Automatically
15. Exploring Character Graphics Again
16. How to Continue Learning C++ and C
Appendix
Accelerated C++ Chinese Version
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