Visual C++ Programming Experiment Tutorial

Author: Zhang Hongmei
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book is a practical guide for the accompanying textbook "Fundamentals of Visual C++ Programming" and similar materials. It includes three parts: the integrated environment of Visual C++ 6.0; hands-on experiments; and solutions to experimental content. The book is rich in content, easy to understand, highlights key points, and focuses on practical application. It serves not only as a laboratory manual for Visual C++ programming courses but also as a helpful teaching material for training and personal self-study. This book is a practical guide for the accompanying textbook "Fundamentals of Visual C++ Programming" and similar materials. It includes three parts: The first part provides a detailed introduction to the integrated environment of Visual C++ 6.0, explaining the functions of each part of the main interface and the menu, as well as the process of creating, compiling, linking, running, and debugging programs. The second part consists of hands-on experiments, including eighteen experiments, each with objectives, example analysis, experimental content, and discussion questions. This part covers topics such as structured programming, arrays and pointers, functions and preprocessing, structures and unions, classes and objects, dialog-based Windows applications, menus, and single-document applications. The third part provides solutions to the experimental content, offering answers to multiple-choice questions, true/false questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, and programming questions to facilitate reader learning. The book is rich in content, easy to understand, highlights key points, and focuses on practical application. It serves not only as a laboratory manual for Visual C++ programming courses but also as a helpful teaching material for training and personal self-study.