C++ Shortcut Tutorial (3rd Edition)

Author: (USA) Herbert Schildt, translated by Nie Xuejun
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: The book is organized in an easy-to-teach manner with numerous typical program examples accompanied by detailed annotations, comprehensively explaining the C++ language from basic knowledge to new advanced features. Through this book, readers can understand the general form of C++ and C++ programs, and gradually master the core content of the C++ language, including control statements, operators, variables, classes and objects, exception handling, templates, namespaces, runtime type identification (RTTI), and the Standard Template Library (STL). Readers will also learn about extension keywords used for .NET programming. The content of the entire book adheres to Herbert's consistent writing style: concise, clear, and precise. This book is a summary of Herbert Schildt's years of development and teaching experience as a master of programming, presenting proven-effective methods to help you quickly master the C++ language.
The book is organized in an easy-to-teach manner with numerous typical program examples accompanied by detailed annotations, comprehensively explaining the C++ language from basic knowledge to new advanced features. Through this book, readers can understand the general form of C++ and C++ programs, and gradually master the core content of the C++ language, including control statements, operators, variables, classes and objects, exception handling, templates, namespaces, runtime type identification (RTTI), and the Standard Template Library (STL). Readers will also learn about extension keywords used for .NET programming. The content of the entire book adheres to Herbert's consistent writing style: concise, clear, and precise.
This book is an introductory read for C++ programming, aimed at beginners with no prior programming experience in programming design or the C++ language. It is suitable as a textbook for related courses in computer science at universities and colleges, and can also lay a solid foundation for programming enthusiasts to delve deeper into C++ and other object-oriented languages.